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Up next: 02:40 PM · Dinner Drive With Kyle Petty
Oct 15, 2026
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The Carcass shop starts the suspension work on the '72 road course Camaro.
Modifying the firewall of the Road Course Camaro to fit the new engine and transmission.
Shedding some weight to make the '72 Chevy Camaro lighter.
The roll cage on our 1972 Camaro is welded up, now it's time to reattach the roof.
A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.
Our rear axle needs new mounting points for our shocks, so we fabricate new brackets.
The Carcass Crew jumps back into working on their 1972 Camaro; they metal work the damaged core support to revive the car.
The hosts create an affordable custom steering column for a race car, fabricate a dashboard to accept a digital gauge cluster and show how to wire a project.
The crew fabricates the rear window setup and then addresses the plumbing for the dry sump oil pump on the Camaro.
The guys measure for the pylons for new wing; they get the 72 Camaro ready for test and tuning.
Adding vital parts to the '72 Camaro; installing the fuel system and working on the cooling system.
A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.
Tommy and Peyton embark on their next project, a 2019 Dodge Charger, and give it a full supercharger upgrade.
The EBC Brakes and Pedal Commander Charger gets its voice as Tommy installs the exhaust and suspension.
The EBC Brakes and Pedal Commander Dodge Charger gets its final touches before hitting the track.
The Music City Trucks team is kicking off a 2020 Ford F-150 sport truck project.
Dig's Rod Shop unveils a '47 Chevy pickup: a Zey Bronze stunner with 640hp and unique barn wood details.
Features hardcore 4x4 build-ups and off-road truck projects.
Brad Starks' '32 Ford Coupe: a classic hot rod rebellion packing a supercharged LT4 with 680hp!
The triple threat G-Machine begins with a custom chassis.
A 440ci Motown engine with LS induction powers our 1973 Split Bumper Camaro racecar.
Taking delivery of the Camaro's custom chassis; filling it with race-ready components.
The split-bumper Camaro's power plant gets put to the test on the engine dyno, questioning whether it will lay down 600+ horsepower.
The Triple Threat Camaro will soon be ready for the drag strip and the road course.
The Split-Bumper Thumper gets tubs for bigger tires, along with an easy-to-install roll cage.
The spilt-bumper Camaro receives a handcrafted exhaust designed by one of Magnaflow's own.
It's down to the wire as the crew prepares the Camaro race car for the track.
With over 600 horses. The Gen II is ready to pound the pavement.
A 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 truck.
Our 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 truck gets a new heartbeat.
The guys make room on Junk Mail for bigger wheels and tires with a few body modifications; making some custom bumpers and adding a roll cage; getting the body of the frame for final welding and paint.
We take a 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 and fabricate truck bed to fit our new custom Oval track rear suspension.
OBS Pro Touring Chevy heads to the C10 Nationals and hits the track.
Building the ultimate dual-purpose pickup, a 2025 Nissan Frontier that is nicknamed Trailgater.
Building the ultimate dual-purpose pickup, a 2025 Nissan Frontier that is nicknamed Trailgater.
Building the ultimate dual-purpose pickup, a 2025 Nissan Frontier that is nicknamed Trailgater.
Featuring how-to projects, truck events and the enthusiast's lifestyle.
Featuring how-to projects, truck events and the enthusiast's lifestyle.
Featuring how-to projects, truck events and the enthusiast's lifestyle.
Joe Gibbs is in elite company as a Hall of Famer in two sports; Kyle stops by the race shop in Huntersville, N.C. to pay a visit to the man most know as "Coach."
The team tears down a Chevy Avalanche to prep it for a dual-purpose performance build.
Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor with truck builds, including classic and late-model pickups, sport trucks and SUVs.
Project DragAlanche gets a stronger rear end, upgraded brakes and a fully adjustable 4-link setup.
Kyle heads to the hometown of NASCAR driver Dale Jarrett; the pair takes to the track at Hickory Motor Speedway and talks about its unique history.
Kyle heads to Nazareth, Pennsylvania, to visit with former racecar driver Mario Andretti, who gives a tour of his extensive trophy case and car collection before talking about his heritage, racing career, and personal life.
Truck Tech's builders compete to see who can build the best muscle truck.
Behold Outlaw VIN #1! Mustang Brothers' supercharged '67 Fastback is a Brittany Blue beast.
Kyle Petty makes a pit-stop to visit with one of the greatest drivers in NASCAR history, Kyle Busch; Kyle shows Kyle around his own personal car collection before taking a drive to Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen for dinner in a 69 Chevy Camaro.
The Carcass team builds a Baja style bug with a left for dead VW Beetle and a stock Can-Am Maverick X3.
The Carcass duo adds a custom fit roll cage, fabricated louvers out back, and a whole bunch of style points to this Baja style bug.
Baja Style bug gets an 80s retro style paint job to go along with a long travel suspension before the Carcass team takes this incredible combo to Dirty Turtle Offroad Park.
Tommy and Joel hit the road to introduce two new Detroit Muscle project builds, a 1956 Chevy 210 and an A-Body Mopar they hope will hit the bullseye for their vision.
We're tearing apart a 1956 Chevrolet 210 to prep it for paint, finding rusty bolts and treasures along the way.
We bust rust in their Chevy 210, welding new floor pans and stripping it for paint!
Tommy and Marc give us some tips on painting trim and glass installation.
We're fitting our 509 cubic inch Big Block into its new 1956 Chevrolet 210 home.
Launching Project Sucker Punch, a sleeper wagon that'll surprise the competition.
Horsepower's sleeper wagon is a turbocharged Pontiac 460.
A '92 Mustang that needs more motor.
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