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Might be Crazy, but I Ain’t Dumb…
A recent trip to Gatlinburg, Tennessee for MG International 2006 (see Hemmings Auto Blog, June 27th, 2006) gave me the unique cultural opportunity to experience Cooter’s In The Smokies. For those who...
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Generally
Okay, the Audi done up in General Lee regalia has pushed me over the brink. Here, for your unlimited enjoyment, is a selection of vehicles done up the Duke boys’ way. Yee-haw! (from) (from) (from)...
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Buckle up, ladies: General Lee street drifting
This clip made a brief appearance last year, and then disappeared like a pork chop at a place with many hungry people who are also very fond of pork chops. It’s an outtake from last year’s Dukes movie,...
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Dukes of Scania
Flickr + Bo & Luke = A neverending Dukesfest, international edition. We don’t need no steenkin’ Chargers. Somewhere in Scotland, The Dukes of Scania: And “of Fiat” “of Smart” “of Suzuki” Gettin’...
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Hemmings Find of the Day – the General Lee
Or, at least, one of ’em. TA pointed out this 1969 Dodge Charger, alleged to be an actual, Warner Brothers-used General Lee, currently for sale on Hemmings.com for $110,000. From the seller’s...
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Featuring Bridge Stunt Jump!
One last TV/movie car reference for this week. Spotted this at Hershey earlier this year, Red Field, behind the stadium, sans price. How exactly did that Bridge Stunt Jump work?
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First General Lee to be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson
Photos courtesy Barrett-Jackson One of the most famous television cars in history will cross the block in Arizona later this month at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale. Lot number 1291, a 1969...
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Keeping Cooter in business since 1979
Every General Lee jump from the first six seasons of “Dukes of Hazzard.” That is all. Source: RideLust
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Yee Haw! Original General Lee to cross the block
For an entire generation of American kids, 1960s muscle cars began and ended with a certain creek-jumping, “Dixie”-playing, 01-emblazoned 1969 Dodge Charger. It’s a well-known fact that well over 200...
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