Roadkill Extra

Roadkill's David Freiburger introduces the new daily show on Motor Trend -- Roadkill Extra Powered by Dodge -- that features behind-the-scenes clips, tech tips, outtakes, question-and-answer sessions, deep looks into Roadkill project cars and a lot more.

David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich snagged a 1967 Jeep panel delivery from Jp Magazine Editor Rick P. They share more detail about the history and tech behind the rare Kaiser Willys Jeep military vehicle known as the Flannel Wagon.

Some members of the Roadkill and Engine Masters audience are young enough that they've never driven a car with a carburetor, yet our shows mostly feature carb'd cars and engines. David Freiburger gives a spotter's guide to all the types of four-barrel carburetors typically seen in muscle cars and hot rods.

Steve Dulcich is the cohost of Roadkill Garage and Engine Masters. But who is he really? Roadkill Extra answers that question as David Freiburger interviews Dulcich, who's been a gearhead friend for 20 years.

Every Friday, David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan address the comments that fans post to the Roadkill Facebook page.

This is the story of a formerly famous Orange Duster from Car Craft magazine and how it came to be built by David Freiburger, painted by Steve Dulcich, neglected on a grape farm for a dozen years and then finally parted out to donate some guts to the Roadkill Crop Duster.

This Roadkill Extra features a behind-the-scenes walk-through of the set of Roadkill Episode 55.

Roadkill Garage cohost Steve Dulcich may have the market cornered for '70s Dodge pickups. The dude has more shortbeds than any one person should be allowed to own (for mental health reasons), and David Freiburger shows 'em all.

In the second installment of the Roadkill Extra question-and-answer session that happens every Friday, David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan ask for questions from fans.

Steve Dulcich is not just a video cohost, he's also the editor of Engine Masters magazine and a longtime engine builder. He shares his homegrown secret to making big power with Edelbrock cylinder heads for small-block Mopar V-8s.

Every car freak loves a good junkyard, and David Freiburger is the king of seeing the gold through the rust. He shares his thoughts and stream of consciousness as he peruses the unusual collection of cars and trucks belonging to Andy Maass.

Lucky Costa is a mobile mechanic who found his way onto the set of the Overhaulin' show a few years ago and who is now the cohost of our Hot Rod Garage program and a regular guest on Roadkill. He's even in one episode (so far) of Roadkill Garage. David Freiburger grills Costa on his backstory.

Some people wish they still had their first car, but Steve Dulcich is one who hung onto his first big project through thick and thin. Best of all, it's a desirable 1971 Dodge Charger R/T muscle car. He shares some of the allegedly true tales of hanging onto a special car for 35-plus years.

The guys may have had too many beers by the time they get around to shooting the Freiburger and Finnegan Friday Facebook Q and A, so who knows what will happen. It will probably be good and semi informative. Fans ask the questions and the Roadkill hosts serve up the answers.

Every time the Roadkill guys go to a junkyard, there are one or two cars that stand out as the stars of the yard -- the ones they really wish they could take home. David Freiburger shares his really cool pick from Andy Maass' collection in Colorado as well as some useless trivia about full-size Chevys -- most of which is even true.

Unfortunately, the answer to how to buy any '70 to '74 Plymouth 'Cuda for cheap is to have been alive in the '80s, when fewer people cared about them. Roadkill Garage's Steve Dulcich shares how he landed a legit '71 out of a junkyard and drove it home.

Lucky Costa shares the details on his super-cool, daily driven, owner-built 1966 Chevy Chevelle with LS power, a six-speed transmission, wicked suspension and a whole lot more under that deceptive primer job.