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Here is the Superbee announcement from local CBS station TV-2 in Detroit.
Here is the official livestream video. This includes the Lutz vs Finnegan race somewhere after the 3 hour mark. Seems it was the best 2 out of 3 races. -
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Oh shit! We heard some cars were stolen at the beginning of Power Tour.
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I agree Kiwi. A lot of us Dodge owners agree that the Hurrican maybe a good motor but it ain't the sound of a Hemi.
Just found this posting of Facebook this afternoon.
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i am sorry but thats justa sad !!!!!! where is the roar of the heim engine !!!!!!!!!
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The gas station at the M1 Concourse. Here is what gas goes for today.
Here I am bitching about $3.99 a gallon in my neck of the woods.
Oh yeah - there was also drag racing on Woodward! I got one shot of the starting line because the folks that bought the VIP/Ultimate packages got the covered seats near the starting line. The general admission (e.g. uncovered seats) were past the finish line. Given the grand stand arrangement, we could not see the starting line from the finish line/shut down area, except on the giant screen.
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This is as close to the starting line as I could get. Not a good view.
The white Charge belong David Sparks, a.k.a Heavy D, from the Diesel Brothers show. He lost - badly.
Think they have enough companies on this disclaimer?
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I need to look online for other peoples' videos from RKN. Racing was stalled for nearly an hour and I finally got fed up and left to go to the Widetracker's meeting and hang with Justa and his wife. SO I don't know who won what just yet. I will find out though. -
So lets get on with the Freiburger and Finnegan stuff. Mike was there with his FSM (Finnegan Speed and Marine) merchandise, along with Stubby Bob, the Rotsun and the Death Metal Charger. Jeff Lutz, from Street Outlaws fame, brought the leaf blower powered Monza.
Let me say up front that they are truly as clapped out as you can imagine. Mad props for these boys buying and driving these steaming piles.
It makes sense to have some gauges in this thing.
I have no idea what is behind the Christmas charactures.
It would appear that the 305 SBC is now a 383 stroker, if the valve cover is correct.
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Remember when they tried to go land speed racing with the leaf blowers?
The snuffleupagus is disconnected
Lutz pointing something out to Freiburger
I had no idea each leaf blower had a name or nickname until now.
The Rotsun still has the Ford small block in it. I asked Finnegan's buddy, Joe, when is Mike going to put the NASCAR all-aluminum block Chevy 4.3L V6 engine in this thing. Joe's answer was "when he blows it up! Which could be as soon as Monday!" Joe's a funny guy!
I will bet that those are zip ties.
The Rotsun was beefed up underneath but damn inside and out, it is still a pile.
Mike was selling a bunch of merchandise. Hats, stickers and T-shirts. I bought a T-shirt.
The smoked C-10 from the series finale.
I bought this shirt. The limo pickup and Stubby Bob.
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Here is Stubby Bob being fired up!
Here is Dave and Mike doing some sort of promo for Hearst or Hot Rod for RKN. The sound around me drowned out virtually everything they said. I hope to find this piece out on the internet some time in the near future. Notice that the microphones they have say Roadkill and not Roadkill NIghts. Hmmmm.
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Cars from around the show area.
Hellcat powered Challenger
Obviously this guy was racing. However the paint scheme and Colonado body made me think of the Earl Camino from Roadkill. Could this be Earl Camino II? The world may never know.
LS-powered Catalina
A Hellcat powered GTX
This was a cool looking Challenger. Notice how the Dodge letters have been removed from the trunk and the word HURST was added? An autographed photo of Linda Vaughan is a must.
A turbo Hurrican powered Charger
Mopar approved dog toys! Nice.
Dodge introduced their all new Superbee for 2027. It is a twin turbo Hurrican with stronger forged internals and power is pushed to over 600HP. These cars are AWD but if you put the car in race mode, all power goes to the back wheels, making it a RWD powered car. I must say I like the new look on the Superbee logo. The Superbee front fascia is also slightly different that the regular Charger too. There will also be 3-4 unique colors available to only the Superbee. I also heard that the Hemi is coming back to the Charger but it will take some time as space is an issue under the hood of the current Charger ICE platform.
The latest RAM Rumblebee 6.2L supercharged HEMI! Yes please!
The RAM Craftsman series race truck.
This 2015 Challenger was used in a RKN episode of Roadkill. It sold for $40,100. Someone told me that this is the car that Richard Rawlings put into the cement barricade. However, there was nothing on this car to state that face. So it is not clear if this is the Rawlings car or a car that was raced on a past episode of Roadkill at Roadkill Nights.
Not sure how much cruising or racing this guy is going to be doing.
A Hellcat powered '76 Duster. Huh.
Badass Superbee
Oh oh. Someone feed his gremlin after midnight.
Hard to believe that this is Chrysler New Yorker. Very stealthy.
A Hellcat powered Jeep Commanche pickup.
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Next up is Violet and the Superbird. This car got a shit ton of looks. This Superbird was literally parked next to me, shortly after I arrived. I talked to the owner while I was cleaning up Violet.
Violet with her Hot Rod Power Tour plaque next to her. I notice how a lot of women look at my car more than men do. As Spock would say, fascinating.
At a glance this looks cool. However, the closer you look, you see what a true survivor it really is.
The driver headlight door decal is peeling.
A good sized dent in the driver front fascia.
Dent in the passenger rear quarter panel and taillight cover.
Rust in the passenger rocker panel (it's deep too - to the point where I would consider getting it repaired somehow).
The top vinyl is either drying out or washed out. You can see the outline of the window plug for this car by the discoloration. Not to mention the vinyl top is starting to break down and some rust bubbles under the vinyl top.
The owner told me that he has owned this car for the last 18 years. He is the second owner. He purchased the car from the original owner, a woman, who bought it brand new. She gave him a box of documentation and receipts for the car, including the build sheet, sticker, and dealer prep paperwork. This is the original 440 engine. The owner said the car was not running when he bought it. He spent six months to a year filling and refilling transmission fluid in the spark plug holes before he felt confident to put a wrench to the crank and see if it would turn over. It did! He was very afraid that he might damage the engine. It runs pretty good, I must say. He said he was a retired Chrysler/Stellantis employee. -
I paid to get in the cruise in. So I was parked on the track. To my left were most of the racers for running on Woodward. The flat lot was used for the Dodge Thrill Ride drifting course. It was right behind me and loud all day long. I did manage to find some ear plugs as a result of it. It was cool to watch but it got old when you are trying to have a conversation with someone.
The public address announcer kept saying that these are stock, production Chargers with the turbo Hurrican I-6 engine. You can get the Charger in naturally aspirated, turbo or twin turbo variants.
Here is a video of the drifting action.
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The Rotsun is a lot better than you have probably seen it. Finnegan loaned it out to some guys for Sick Week and blew up the rear end. They took it back to their shop and completely gutted the under carriage and floor pans, so the car is actual solid underneath now. It still looks like a total POS top side though.
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