The Dukes Of Hazzard

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Dodg...k=2&&_trksid=p2045573.m2042&item=251123972226

 

Well... that's different isn't it?

 

My sis has been thinking about buying a White Jeep.

 

But can she wear short shorts and yell ye ha!

There are standards you know

 

But where else are you going to get an autographed Rolls Royce?

 

Sure, just as good as Daisy Duke could...today.

 

You win this time.

she sort of looks like octo mom!

Can't believe i said that.

 

whooohhoooo!

 

Replica of every car except (supposedly) the tow truck...

The Charger in the show is 1969...... Not '68...

In the questions section, someone provides email and phone for more info
and guy tells them to just call him... Rather rude and arrogant I feel...

I tink tat guy needz to leern how tu spell.. f'n retard....

 

Maybe there is a market that I am unaware of but I would think these would sell easier and for more money individually.

GN300. I could have went from now on without the photo of "now" Daisy!

 

Some of my friends went to a Dukes of Hazzard Reunion show today here in Virginia, to get autographs from the cast members. I know Bo, Luke and Daisy were there. Another friend was flying into Washington's Dulles Airport on Friday and was on the same plane as Daisy Duke. The friend shown here with Luke Duke planned her vacation to come visit family and friends in Virginia, around this show. She flew in from Colorado yesterday. Luke's autograph was the last cast member autograph she needed to add to the sun visor of her 69 Charger.

 

Missing: Uncle Jesse's F100, think it was prolly a 73 or 74 long bed regular cab Ranger. I came back to Atlanta once on a red eye flight from LA with John Schneider(Bo Duke) and his then wife Tawny Godin(LA tv news personality). Ben "Cooter" Jones was a US rep from I believe Dekalb County. Them Duke boys!

 

For 'replicas' someone needs to do a wee bit of homework! The general was a 69 R/T, and they had a 383 standard as the smallest engine with 440s and Hemis as options. The Generals all had tan interiors, too, never black. Roscoe's 'Bentley' was a Rolls Royce. Boss Hogg's white Caddy was a DeVille convertible, not a front wheel drive Eldorado. Hughie Hogg's VW was a custom job coupe with the top cut off, not a real VW Cabriolet; it did not have a roof stack with the top down, and the cut line curved differently than the folding top model. I somehow doubt Cooter's tow truck had power windows, either. All in all, a nice collection of old cars that are really not that special.

 

Some episodes it had a 3/4 rearend under it and others it had a half ton rearend with the small center caps. I guess the 3/4 ton rearend was added for the "after" Daisy, she has porked out a little