Last summer, Woodward Avenue saw the second coming of Roadkill Nights. The year prior was the big drag event at the Pontiac Silverdome where *ahem* primate monkey house of automotive hijinks *cough* and Roadkill had a Hellcat-in-a-musclecar shootout that set the internet afire. This time, they managed to get a section of Woodward Ave. closed off for drag racing on the street. Street racing, it wasn’t, but did it really matter? Nope…cars were burning rubber and making laps on the road that is held in such high regard by gearheads due to it’s connection to kind-of sanctioned, after hours factory “testing” and the Detroit street racing scene. Not a bad place to be on a summer afternoon, if we do say so ourselves. The Roadkill boys had drug in the Dirt Track Challenger, a 1970 model that they had scored out west, kit-bashed together using parts they dug up at the Mopar Nationals in Ohio a couple of weeks prior, and drove to Michigan. Naturally, they needed competition, and that siren’s call was answered by Mike Musto, who dusted off his “Angrier” 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona clone for the challenge. We dig the fact that, faults and all, he had no problem putting the winged wonder on the asphalt instead of loading it up on a truck and shipping it. Click play below to see how the trip went and his thoughts on it all: