An introduction to Jimmy Addison's "Silver Bullet," a huge force in Detroit's street racing scene, where the Big Three automakers actively supported and sponsored local street racers.

Steve Magnante traverses through the introduction of the Funny Car Folk Art, a famous altered-wheelbase movement of the 1960s and the big-block engine of the 1967 Chevelle.

Steve creates the Little Red Wagon, the origin story of the 1960s Wheelstanders movement; Steve is someone who knows how to make a good kit better than the best as he bashes together the mid-engine wheelie machine.

Steve gets nostalgic as he comes across his 1968 Charger R/T, an old lost love. With the help of his personal photographs, he creates a Steve-correct car with a primer finish, wide-by-wider rolling stock, TorqueFlite trans and Racing Green jambs.