Spotted: The General

[Tik-Tok]

Saw her last night while on the way to Halestorm.

I loved the mud behind the wheel well. No General Lee should be 100% clean :rofl:

http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u64/TykTauk/20130627_195212.jpg

[Shlade]

Very sweet

[lee88]

Bad ass!

[Graham_A_M]

Out of *ALL* the Chargers they went through to make that series, all I ask for is just one not-so-badly damaged one, only one.

Cool to see, great spotting. :clap:

[corsvette]

I want one :D

[kvg]

Dom's dads was sweeter

[Graham_A_M]

^Although totally fake. When you first see it in the garage, its just a butterfly catcher mounted directly on top of the blower. No Carbs at all. :rolleyes:
Everything about that whole scene involving it was horseshit.

[DEATH2000]

Originally posted by Graham_A_M
Out of *ALL* the Chargers they went through to make that series, all I ask for is just one not-so-badly damaged one, only one.

Cool to see, great spotting. :clap:
They used 14 for the original show.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by DEATH2000

They used 14 for the original show.

By 14, you mean over 200, right?

[spikerS]

Originally posted by DEATH2000

They used 14 for the original show.

on average, more than 1 per show during the original dukes of hazzard.

Estimates of how many chargers that were used range from 256 to 321 over the course of seasons that it ran.

Of all the General Lees used, 17 are known to still exist in various degrees of repair.

Either way, it is A LOT more than 14.

[Maxt]

That gave me a total stiffy.

[DEATH2000]

Originally posted by spikers


on average, more than 1 per show during the original dukes of hazzard.

Estimates of how many chargers that were used range from 256 to 321 over the course of seasons that it ran.

Of all the General Lees used, 17 are known to still exist in various degrees of repair.

Either way, it is A LOT more than 14.
Wierd. I know for a fact I read somewhere that said they used 14. Maybe im thinking of the movie.

[CapnCrunch]

Boss

[topsecret]

Originally posted by Graham_A_M
^Although totally fake. When you first see it in the garage, its just a butterfly catcher mounted directly on top of the blower. No Carbs at all. :rolleyes:
Everything about that whole scene involving it was horseshit.



wait, fnf1 wasn't a 100% factual documentary?! UGH you have ruined my life. :rofl:


I love this car, great find!!!

[Kloubek]

My wife snapped this while we were at the antique car show at Fort Calgary yesterday for Canada Day. This one looks to be in pretty amazing condition.

http://www3.telus.net/kloubek/kylecharger.jpg

[BokCh0y]

OMG :drool:

[xnvy]

Did you get to hear the horn?

[Graham_A_M]

Originally posted by DEATH2000

Wierd. I know for a fact I read somewhere that said they used 14. Maybe im thinking of the movie.
In one scene, they used either 12 or 14 to make a certain shot.

Which to me honestly brings tears to my eyes. :banghead:

But yeah I know they used at least 250 for the whole series in total.

[hedge]

I know Bubba Watson (the golfer) has one. I think it was one from the show not a reproduction.

[Rat Fink]

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[JRSC00LUDE]

Wrong year though, isn't it? That looks like a 69.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Double post!

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by JRSC00LUDE
Wrong year though, isn't it? That looks like a 69.

They used both 68's and 69's. No 70's were harmed in the making of the show however.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Did they? Well regardless, the first REAL General Lee was a 1968!!!! :poosie: