The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, episode number 618. This week, for our final show of August,

our man Scotty Stapp took his recorder, his press pass, and the company credit card I thought he gave back,

and he hit up Roadkill Nights 2025. And how? Well, this event has become a monster of its own.

It's sponsored by Dodge, so we will have info on the brand new Dodge Charger, now with an internal combustion engine, from the brand manager himself, Ashton Munas, but also there was live drag racing on Woodward. Mike Copeland from Diversified Creations is on to talk about that because FM3 Performance, who put the event on, had him come in and run the drags. And then Scottie went to a picnic table. And he found this guy from DSR performance that makes wild Gen 3 hemies. You got to hear it to understand it. Ed Muzeski from the Carlin Nationals was there. He found Scott or Scott found him. I don't know. It's the biggest Chrysler event in the world. But this event is called Roadkill Nights, and it's named after the old YouTube hit series, Roadkill. Well, the guys from Roadkill were there, back in the saddle. And... And I have heard that nonstop from people, like, oh, why would they do that? You can't do that.

That was just a quip, it was fun, it's not reality.

Also, Finnegan was there.

He's still bitter about being fired by Corn Dog.

Well, first thing I do is buy Corn Dog's house,

burn it to the ground and evict him.

But then I would definitely go overseas.

I would love to see your car and my car at Santa

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Yes, indeed, I am Rob Kibby, and welcome to the Muscle Car Place podcast.

Well, here we are, everybody.

Our final show of August is upon us. Summer is gone. School is starting or has started.

Oh. Well, at least we're ending the month here together on a fun one. Now, I know August has a lot more August to go, but August is, the timing of this one is

weird. August is a five-week month. This wraps up week number three. So you've got two more weeks

off and then you got Labor Day weekend. We will not be back on this show until after Labor Day. Can you

believe that? Well, the big news here in this episode is that Mike Finnegan and David Freiberger

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