Dukes of Hazzard -behind the scenes

Warbirds

montanajoe

Yeeeeee Haaawwwwww

buschmaster

they're going through quite a few General Lee's

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spasmcreek

always wondered how many of them they had...get a scene with the car coming down and crumpled up and next scene it was all straight ????? hollywood had to take all of them off the market

Ditch-Runner

I once read thy had people out searching for cars for the show . leaving notes on some cars to call

just another fun show from back in the 70's they duke boys were not allowed to have a gun but used dynamite on arrows :shock: :shock: not counting destroyed so much public property and yet were free to party on ..
and not PC by today's standards just look at daisy's shorts they had to show her in them I think in every show and they lived on a farm but no one was ever seen farming I remember . poor old daisy had to support them with her job at the bores nest


but the A-team well thats a whole different kind of BS fun show

320090T

Love Daisy!!!

hillbille

I remember reading once the car crowd was up in arms over the show, they were buying up all the cars they could find for the show to destroy, and the price was through the roof on anything that would even run, just for backups or parts cars.....

Grasshopper

True story, my gun buddy's son had one and they contacted him to sell it. It was in one of the Car Craft mags article. Prime example. When he realized what they were going to do, absolutely no sale. Good for him.

He Dog

The two that are left should be worth over $100, unlike the show which was never worth that much.

tcattt

Waylon Jennings singing, "Good Ol' Boys" And Daisy.

Staightnin' the curves, yeah
Flatnin' the hills
Someday the mountain might get 'em
But the law never will

Leads to a lot of wrecked and totaled Dodges.

Sam06

They tore up a lot of nice cars

Somewhere between 256 and 321 "General Lee" cars were created and mostly destroyed during the series. Less than 20 in various states of disrepair still exist. Despite popular belief, there were no 1970 Chargers used in the series according to all the car builders.

tomh.

Salty midwest winters killed a lot Chargers more than that.

roswellnative

Knifecollector

I know where one of the original General Lee cars from the Dukes show is in storage. It's only about 15 minutes from my house. I've examined it and looked thru lots of paperwork confirming that it is indeed a tv car. Value is supposedly around 200k.