Respect ROADKILL
To echo other earlier comments, I very much respect Roadkill (Roadkill Garage is my favorite and also Engine Masters) and it's the ONLY car show I can constantly watch. Why, because I can relate to them and it's not "canned" feeling like other shows.
Dave, Finnegan and Dulcich are pretty down to earth and don't fake it. It does pain me when they get a cool junkyard car running and just abuse it till it breaks/overheats. (Somebody could be very happy with an old motor like that and take care of it.)
Just drive it and go. And always a good BURNOUT at the end!!
I can't stand it when folks make videos of their cars and it's obvious that they're utterly afraid/terrified of spinning a tire or getting on it. They baby it instead of getting on it. Heck man, that's what these cars were designed for - burning rubber and having some fun. I'll NEVER understand what the point is of having a muscle car if you're afraid to use the muscle (safely and within some reason of course!).
Dig the Roadkill guys. Just wish they'd give Pontiacs more of a chance. But like someone said, Dodge is their sponsor and Pontiac is no longer a going concern.
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1974 Lemans Sportecoupe GT (daily driver)
.030 over 354, #47 heads (84cc), Lunati voodoo 700 camshaft (207/213 @ .050), logs, 2.5 duals, X-pipe and Dynomax super turbo mufflers, 3.08 rear
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