We began the 6th week of filming on somewhat of a good note. Last week, both The Crow, and The Murder Nova made passes on the street, for the show, for the first time this season, and both made it back into the trailer under their own power. Always a bonus. But, no time to celebrate such a small victory when this week, we’ll need to prepare for, undoubtedly, the biggest race we’ve ever been in. Both cars are actually in good mechanical shape this week, so not much to report o

It’s week 5 of filming. Neither car has made a pass on the street worth talking about in a couple months. This week is the week. Production has begged us to have the cars ready to race this weekend. Chief just got The Crow fired up late last week, and we’re still battling tire shake problems with the nova. This is going to be a long week full of extremely late nights and early mornings. As you read last week, Chief was finally able to fire The Crow for the first time since a

What a roller coaster week this was. From our store front getting shot up, to firing up Chief's car for the first time after a huge rebuild, to not being able to get a handle on the Murder Nova. Time is running out for us here at Midwest Streetcars to get our cars fixed and ready to film a new season. We start this week like any roller coaster, with a steep uphill climb, knowing that we have to get the cars running to their potential so they can kick ass on the street again,

So, we're beginning week 2 of filming a new season. We have a running, but not 100%, Murder Nova, and a Crow that's in so many pieces, it seems it would take a year to put back together. And for most normal people, it would. The engine bay is the most notable piece of the puzzle that needs work. By work, I mean it needs EVERYTHING. As most of you know, Big Chief is fresh off a big win at the big no prep race here at our local track. To capture the biggest win of his racing ca