The Road to Roadkill’s Zip-Tie Drags: Wiley & Charlie
Growing up with a grassroots gearhead, Wiley and his big brother Charles witnessed a plethora of kickass cars come and go through their father’s ga...
50 Years and 0 Signs of Showing Their Age
Line up a Dodge vehicle from 1970 with its GM or Ford competitors and then pair them each with their contemporary counterparts. It doesn’t take 20/...
The Road to Roadkill’s Zip-Tie Drags: The “Belvedex”
Abused, abandoned and alone; that’s how thousands of Mopar® muscle cars spend their dwindling days as mother nature absorbs them into the earth. Of...
50 Years And 0 Signs Of Slowing Down
50 years ago, the automotive industry was at the apex of an era commonly referred to as the “horsepower wars”, a raging battle between Detroit’s bi...
50 Years and 0 Signs of Growing Up
Embarking on the 50th anniversary of 1970, I find myself reflecting on the last five decades of Dodge and how the brand has grown from that peak ye...
Mopar® Muscle Flexes at Roadkill’s Zip-Tie Drags
Pack your duct tape, pack your starting fluid and don’t forget the cable ties because Roadkill is back with another Zip-Tie Drags showdown in Tucso...
They’re Still Out There Part 2
The pessimists in our modern car culture are quick to dismiss a barn find as rare as Troy Bergerdon’s ‘69 HEMI® Charger. It was labeled a simple st...
They’re Still Out There Part 1
It’s 2020 and the most legendary Mopar® muscle cars ever built are beyond middle aged. Despite decades of fluctuating value, their collectibility r...
All I Want For Christmas Is…
It’s an early Christmas morning, too early. You’re sipping coffee on the couch, watching family eagerly tear into the pile of presents,...
Reunited And It Feels So Good
There is something special and irreplaceable about your very first car. It’s kinda like your first kiss. You spend most of your time fumbling aroun...