Roadkill Extra

David Freiburger gives viewers an update on all-original programming on the MotorTrend app for 2020.

Steve Dulcich sits down and answers viewer questions from inside his boat.

David Freiburger leads a walk-through of his 1969 Crusher Impala and what happened to the engine.

David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich embark on a mini road trip with Roadkill drone operator Wiley Stevens. They're off to buy another junkyard-worthy vehicle, while also showing Wiley the ropes.

There's a new sheriff in town, as Roadkill drone operator Wiley Stevens steps in as the new David Freiburger. The factors that led to the decision to make a change will be revealed.

Competitive racing is simple, as it all comes down to the basic question of who is faster. David Freiburger gives a brief history lesson on Roots-style superchargers and how they have evolved over time.

Steve Magnante explores one of the most iconic American vehicles ever, the 1970 Challenger Trans Am.

David Freiburger answers fan questions about future builds and who would win a fight over jerky.

Steve Dulcich shares his plan for tackling the pile of car parts in his garage.

Steve Magnante shares the story behind a rare driving simulator he found while exploring Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama. Plus, he takes an inside look at the history of multi-carb setups.

The guys smell their way through all the mystery gas containers found in Dulcich's backyard.

Steve Magnante continues to explore Stephens Performance in Anderson, Alabama. He does walk-throughs on a rare, all-original 'Cuda and a Charger fitted with an OEM vacuum-power air ram for additional street cred.

Steve Dulcich must decide between big block or small block for the Mopar Muscle Truck.

Class is now in session. Steve Dulcich goes through his collection of crankshafts as he lays out the differences between cast and forged crankshafts.

Steve Magnante unveils a special scat pack red 1970 Dodge Challenger and takes a walk-through.

David and Steve share a few of the things that bond them together as friends and hosts.

There are two kinds of car people, those who give nicknames to their cars and those who enjoy the original factory name. David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich go down their row of past project cars and walk through their naming process.

The guys answer queries about David's dancing and whether Steve once ran over a crew member.

Steve Dulcich goes through his process of porting and polishing on his slant-six cylinder head.

Steve explores the traits that made the Dodge Challenger a potent competitor in the muscle car era.

David Freiburger has an update on his 1968 Dodge Dart project car and what he has in store for it.

David Freiburger takes a tour of his dream plans for his '56 Chevy, and which will make its way into a future episode of Roadkill Garage.