@CleetusM ↗ United States22 documented 19 current1 former Checked 2026-07-11

Inventory scope: Named builds, personal road vehicles and individually documented support vehicles. Bulk Crown Victoria event inventory, construction equipment, boats and aircraft are not yet expanded into individual records.

Creator story

How Cleetus McFarland got here

Garrett Mitchell's Cleetus McFarland character escaped an early 1320Video sketch and became a full motorsports world: named drag cars, home-built engineering, live pay-per-view races, an oval track, a drag strip and eventually professional stock-car starts.

Timeline

  1. 1320Video

    Garrett worked in automotive media at 1320Video, where the exaggerated Cleetus persona first caught on with viewers.

    Cleetus McFarland — YouTube ↗
  2. Named-car era

    Cars such as Leroy, Ruby and Mullet turned builds into recurring characters with their own racing goals and evolution.

    Cleetus McFarland Car Collection Tour ↗
  3. 2020

    Garrett purchased the dormant DeSoto Speedway and reopened it as the Freedom Factory.

    Freedom Factory — About the Track ↗
  4. 2025–26

    The creator-to-racer arc expanded into ARCA and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series starts at major speedways.

    AP — Cleetus McFarland Expands His Racing Resume ↗
Ownership ledger

Documented vehicles

Current fleet reconciled · history expanding
  1. 01

    NASCAR Craftsman Series race truck

    Dale Truck
    Ex-Mike Skinner race truck converted in-house to a twin-turbo, all-wheel-drive drag truck.
  2. 02

    Chevrolet Camaro

    Eagle
    Purpose-built Pro Line Hemi drag car; described in the tour as the fastest car in the fleet.
  3. 03

    Chevrolet Corvette

    Leroy
    Exposed-chassis twin-turbo stick-shift drag build named after original owner Leroy Coker.
  4. 04

    Chevrolet El Camino

    Mullet
    Purpose-built drag-and-drive car; away for chassis work during the fleet tour.
  5. 05

    Chevrolet Corvette

    Ruby
    Auction-purchased Corvette developed into a turbocharged Powerglide drag build.
  6. 06

    Custom Australian burnout car

    Killer B
    Former Summernats-winning blown burnout car; exact base model still to verify.
  7. 07

    Ford Crown Victoria

    Neighbor V3
    Coyote-swapped tribute to former neighbor Ed, retaining a six-speed manual transmission.
  8. 08

    Porsche 911 Turbo (991.2)

    Madi's modified road car; explicitly described as family-owned in the tour.
  9. 09

    Ram 1500 TRX

    Mini TRX
    Custom two-door giveaway build retained after the winner selected a four-door TRX.
  10. 10

    Ford Mustang

    McFlurry
    Coyote/Turbo 400 drag build shown without its engine during the tour.
  11. 11

    Chevrolet Tahoe RST

    Supercharged family daily driver.
  12. 12

    Chevrolet Spark

    Crouton
    Big-block, rear-drive race conversion.
  13. 13

    Chevrolet Spark

    Shop Spark
    Long-running shop and pit support car.
  14. 14

    Ford F-150 Raptor R

    Personal daily-use truck with a Whipple supercharger.
  15. 15

    Chevrolet Corvette C5 Z06

    Donnie
    Naturally aspirated drift build with a Texas Speed 427.
  16. 16

    Pierce Fire truck

    Operational water-support vehicle.
  17. 17

    Ford F-350 Lariat

    Merchandise-trailer tow vehicle.
  18. 18

    Ford F-350

    Freedom Factory event-trailer tow vehicle.
  19. 19

    Chevrolet Blazer roller

    Offered for sale without an engine during the fleet tour.
  20. 20

    Chevrolet Corvette C7

    Bald Eagle Machine
    Confirmed as absent from the physical tour because it was at a paint-protection-film shop.
  21. 21

    Chevrolet Camaro

    Toast
    10.3-liter supercharged big-block Camaro and long-running Australian drag-week build; later rebuilt around a 1,500-hp engine after major damage.
    Status to verify Source video ↗
  22. 22

    Ford Galaxie

    Galaxy
    Cummins-swapped full-size Ford drag project with air suspension; still being actively raced in direct coverage through 2021, with later disposition unresolved.
    Status to verify Source video ↗

A “status to verify” label means ownership is documented but the latest disposition has not yet passed a dated source review. Every record links to a direct video, official registry or identified secondary report.