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Old 06-24-2025, 05:17 PM
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Default Roadkill 69 Firebird

I wasn’t aware of this until yesterday. Been watching RK on TV since 17 I guess, never did the YT or streaming service though.

The Motortrend channel on my firestick live TV shows a bunch of programs in day long blocks, and thats when the Firebird episodes appeared. I’ve actually seen a whole lot of “new” RK eps recently.

The ones covering the Bird were rather amusing, typical RK. Share tree engine rebuild, then another attempt, then an outright swap to a 350.

I believe the episode prior Finnegan went to look at a 68 Bird in a back yard, got the engine to fire, but man that thing was one rusty nail.

Worth checking out if not seen.

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Old 06-24-2025, 11:16 PM
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I've been casually watching it as well...funny shenanigan's they get into

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Old 07-05-2025, 08:42 AM
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Check out their respective Youtube channels now that Roadkill is defunct. They bought a bunch of the cars from Motortrend. The T-37 made a reappearance in one of Freiburger's episodes.

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