Roadkill Extra

The crew play April Fool's pranks.

Steve Dulcich shares how to repair hose ends, how to avoid broken hose ends and what to do when temporary clamps leak.

Steve Dulcich walks through the finer points of bleeding brakes and highlights important pitfalls to avoid.

Mike Finnegan discovers issues with his hemi engine in the Blasphemi.

Steve Dulcich answers various questions and dives into his favorite project cars, engine tech tips and grooming advice.

The guys discuss the fate of the Death Metal Charger, an old NASCAR hopeful that quickly became a fan favorite.

Steve Dulcich talks about his old purple 1971 Plymouth Satellite.

It has been a couple of months since the Mazdarati was stolen; Mike Finnegan sits down and goes through everything they know about the Mazdarati and some possible plans for the legacy of the beautiful yellow car.

David recalls stories from the Willow Springs International Raceway, often called the fastest road in the West.

Mike Finnegan shares his favorite "Roadkill" road trip, answers viewer questions and reminisces about all the best road trips he and David Freiburger have taken over the years.

Junkyard Gold joins the Roadkill family; Steve Magnante explores junkyards all across the US; while exploring Hidden Valley Auto Parts in Maricopa, Arizona, he stumbles upon a rare find, a 1992 Subaru SVX.

David visits his 1973 Chevy K5 Blazer.

Mike answers fan questions.

Steve shows off his abrasive blasting cabinet.

Mike Finnegan shares the story of the Wambulace, a project vehicle that he and David Freiburger built a long while back.

Mike Finnegan tells the story of how he and David Freiburger first met.

Mike Finnegan suggests using a push-button starter mounted on the firewall as the best way to look cool while working on an engine; he also explains the more practical benefits to a push-button starter on the firewall.

Mike recounts visits to Pigeon Forge, TN.

At Hidden Valley Auto Parts in Arizona, Steve Magnante stumbles upon a classic Oldsmobile 1965 Starfire; he explains what makes this particular make and model so special.

Mike answers questions about the Blasphemi and OG Roadkill Ramp Truck.

Mike shares how much he has spent repairing the Blasphemi's engine.

When a simple zip tie doesn't cut it, David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich bring in the industrial-sized equivalent: a good ol'-fashioned ratchet strap. A ratchet strap works for wrestling an engine install.

David shares some tips and tricks to identify engines of all kinds.

David discovers an interesting realization about second-generation Camaros and their counterpart, the Firebird.