Roadkill Extra

Elana Scherr, editor of Roadkill.com and Roadkill magazine, once participated in a race at Memphis International Raceway, but the footage was cut because it was too long. Now, the edit with Elana going two rounds is revealed.

Guest host Tony Angelo, from Hot Rod Garage, joins Mike Finnegan for a question-and-answer session.

The Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags is an event series where hosts David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan get to hang out with the fans and even race against them. David shares information about the event and explains how it works.

After filming some drag strip testing in his 1955 Chevy Gasser, Mike Finnegan took it home to make some major upgrades. He describes what it took to get his first 9-second, quarter-mile timeslip.

David Freiburger recently spotted a new use for zip-ties while on set, and now he has no choice but to share the genius.

David Freiburger reveals what happened to his 1971 Plymouth Road Runner after it first appeared on an episode of Roadkill.

David Freiburger explains what the unique race event that he created is all about.

In a previously cut segment, Steve Dulcich reveals how the crew made a transmission crossmember fit a Gearstar Turbo 350 while reworking a 1967 Crusher Camaro into a '70s-style drag car.

David Freiburger explains why the Dodge Grand Caravan and its sister, the Chrysler Town and Country, are the top minivans on the market.

Mike Finnegan is the welding half of the team and he shares his top tips for beginners.

David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich run through a gauntlet of questions from fans.

Steve Dulcich started bodywork on David Freiburger's 1970 Plymouth Duster, but the job is taking longer than expected. Steve shares his excuses and shares progress on the car.

Updates on the 1966 Chevelle four-door and a peek of what's to come on future episodes is revealed.

Fans often ask about progress on the personal cars owned by the hosts. Here's the latest on Mike Finnegan's vehicles, including favorites like Blasphemi, the ramp truck and the El Camino.

Steve Dulcich has interesting plans for his latest project car, a Series II Sunbeam Alpine made prior to the Tiger that was introduced in 1964.

It's been a while since Mike Finnegan and David Freiburger have been able to do a question and answer session together, but we finally had a chance to shoot a handful of episodes with the duo.

Steve Dulcich explains how cool air happens and shares how he once had a small business selling air conditioning parts for Mopars.

Fans enjoyed David Freiburger's "Roadkill State of the Union" so much, he's giving out more updates.

Bodyman Steve Dulcich walks through the entire process he used to bond a scoop to a fresh fiberglass hood for the famed Crusher Camaro project car.

A series of outtakes shows Mike Finnegan and Tony Angelo hitting the road for the first time in their fixed-up '76 Chevy El Camino.

It's question-and-answer time again as David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich share whether or not they plan to do any more muscle truck builds.