Roadkill Extra

Guest host Tony Angelo, from "Hot Rod Garage," joins Mike Finnegan for a Q&A session.

Freiburger and Finnegan hang out with fans and race them.

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

David spots new uses for zip-ties.

David Freiburger reveals what happened to his 1971 Plymouth Road Runner.

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

Steve reveals how the crew worked a crossmember fit in a previous build.

David explains why the Grand Caravan and its sister are the top minivans.

Finnegan shares his top tips for beginners.

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

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

Steve shares progress and updates on the Plymouth Duster.

Updates on the 1966 Chevelle four-door.

Updates on Mike Finnegan's vehicles are revealed.

Behind-the-scenes clips, tech tips, outtakes, question-and-answer sessions, deep looks into Roadkill project cars and a lot more.

It's been a while since Mike Finnegan and David Freiburger have been able to do a question and answer session together, but they finally answer questions as a duo.

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

A series of outtakes shows Mike and Tony in a '76 Chevy El Camino.

It's question-and-answer time again for David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich.

David reviews what's gone so far and gives a peak into the future.

Details on a neglected 1972 Dodge Charger.

David and Steve show how to build virtually any engine.

Mike and Tony share outtakes from their 1976 Chevy El Camino build.