General Lee & Dodge Charger Cars & Parts

Pick your price range, pick your project level. Ebay has two offerings on General Lee replicas. The first is from Volo Auto Museum, auction was going for $24k the last I looked at it. Volo General Lee This second General is battle-weary and needs TLC. Much cheaper, but more work... Project General Lee

Howdy Y’all, just thought I’d do a post here and see if anyone here would be able to help me out. I’m basically lookin for advice, I don’t have it yet. But eventually I want to get myself a nice 1969 Dodge Charger, for a General Lee Replica. Now what I’m asking about, is how reliable are they as a daily driver? Like not for winter driving (of course) but during fair seasons. For someone who wants to get into 1969 chargers in particular, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Y’all. Tom Duke

Hello, I was looking to see if anyone had the radio shack teardrop antenna base and what the measurements were for it? I have seem some pictures of it and some look way too big and some look way too small, thank you for any help

I have been collecting all the parts needed to transform a Charger into a General Lee Screen Accurate version. I have multiple original Radio Shack antennas / A Jubilee-Jubil-Aire Dixie horn set this is N.O.S. and BRAND NEW in the original box. I also have (2) N.O.S. Cobra 78X BRAND NEW CB radios in the original boxes. I have also have a set of Brand New Carroll Shelby center caps for a true Lee01 replica. If you have any interest please email me: cuspup@aol.com. cuspup at aol dot com. I am sadly not going to be able to complete my dream of building a General. So these parts are available for sale.

Hey all, I just purchased a set of old American Racing Vectors (14x7 & 15x7) and was wondering if anybody knew what the chances were that they were used on a screen used General Lee. I know on each of the screen used General Lees, the vin plate would have some sort of number stamp to indicate what number General Lee it was and wondered if there would be any similar stamp of serial number to indicate whether it was owned by Warner Bros or on a General Lee.

Our personal 1968 Doge Charger General Lee replica is for sale. The car has been featured on Lizard Lick Towing, Nat Geo TV, and MTV. Has won multiple Best in Shows. 440 Magnum from a 1969 charger and 727 Flight Transmission. All original chrome, glass and interior. Completely cast signed we also have extra decals and a ton of autographed Duke memorabilia. Please see links below and please share with anyone who may be interested. We will take reasonable offers. If we aren't able to sell the car through word of mouth it will go on eBay with a minimum by the end of June. Emails and inquiries can be directed to rentthegenerallee@yahoo.com or you can text 918-284-580…

Howdy, I'm a noob here and Brian Coltrane directed me to this section to post Vectors I have for sale. I'm selling a full set (4) of Carroll Shelby 14x7 Vector wheels. They are stamped on the back "CSI" (Carroll Shelby International,) and have the sharp curve where the spokes meet the hub ring. (Repo Men showed a great shot of that part of the wheel...I'm sure you all remember.) Here's the catch....they're Chevy (can I say that word here?) bolt pattern which is 5x4.75. I've been told they can be drilled uni-lug for Chrysler. Also, they do not have the correct center caps. I do know where a full set can be had at a good price, and the buyer can put whatever sticker they wa…

i have 6 vector style wheels. in great condition other than finish needs restored, meaning no dents or bends. priced to sell quick. text or email me for pix cant get them to load onto here. Matt 817-584-0229 Nor-tex@live.com $350+ship

I have a hood, rear trunklid, and rear bumper. Every part is stamped and coded by Warner Brothers with certificates of authenticity. Buyer pays for boxing and shipping. Asking $4,000. My email is Starsky5000@yahoo.com My name is Navindra

Hi I'm new here Does anyone have pics of shelby and american racing vector wheels they can post? I'm new here and don't know how to tell the wheels apart and pics of the wheels would sure help along with tips on how to id the mfg diffreances. Thank You

Hi, new to site and felt this would be a good place for advice I have a set of these wheel they are 15 spoke I think 15x7 4.5" bolt pattern my questions are did American wheel make this style? and what do you think they are worth? thanks

The Buy it Now price on ebay is $12,999.99, and the seller is considering offers. All the offers to date have been refused by the seller; something like 14 offers have come in so far. The car is on ebay for 5 more days as of the time of this post. This General Lee runs, has had some work done, but there's more to go. Check out all the photos on ebay. At first glance this General doesn't look too bad, but as you look through all the pictures you get a better idea of what you're dealing with. The photo I posted here is the best of the bunch, but don't let it fool you.

Hello all, I am selling my '68 Charger General Lee (some of you may have seen it on eBay a few times over the past several weeks). It has a 400 mid-70's Chrysler BB 4-BBL, Tourqueflight 727. Interior is exceptional. Asking $21k or close to it, please let me know if you are serious about buying and I will provide any additional information. I've owned it since 2004 and it's been to almost every Dukesfest, participated in ride-alongs, etc. Hate to let it go.

For those of ya'll who haven't seen our latest homepage update, LEE 1 sold at the Barrett-Jackson auction for $121,000. ( $110,000 plus commission fee which is paid by the buyer.) Another General Lee on the market is this one being offered by Byron Cherry, a/k/a Coy Duke. There is a General Lee replica for sale on Craigslist, which reportedly was owned by the late Christopher Mayer. (HazzardNet makes no warranties about this, we're just passing along the ad "as is." ) If you know of any other General Lees for sale, feel welcome to tell us about it!

I am starting my own build project for a General. I know it will be be expensive. Im just trying to get the parts together right now. My problem is that I can't find the grill guard like the General's anywhere I look. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Byron's agent posted this on our Forums originally, pretty much a "go here and buy this!!" post, which violates our rules, and I had to remove it. However, since this kinda qualifies as news, I'm posting the fact that the car is for sale here. HazzardNet is NOT endorsing this car, nor getting any compensation in any way, shape or form. We're just sharing it as news, like we do when any other high-buck General Lee goes on the market. So here ya are! Byron Cherry, also known as Coy Duke, is selling this General Lee replica for $150,000. If you're interested, click here to see it.

The link below is to an album that chronicles the life of my last 1968 Charger that I owned - I bought it in 06 from Carol Debolt of C&C Auto Sales in NJ and had to sell it due to divorce in late 2010 - and sold it to Jason Baer of Big Hemi Customs out of FT Wayne, IN - and they have fully rotisserie restored the car from the ground up - took it to World of Wheels in Cincinnati where it won an award and SOLD! http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1355414118736.2049695.1032950102&type=1#!/media/set/?set=a.1470039984311.2062601.1032950102&type=1

If you've got a General Lee project, or Dodge Charger restoration project and could use some help, these are the go-to guys. I have seen their cars at shows around the country and their work is excellent. They have good business integrity and really know their stuff. Smith Bros Restorations Visit their website, and see why they're the experts in building a General Lee replica.

Whether you work on your car yourself, or you have a mechanic who's never seen a car this old, this book will come in handy. A buddy of mine used this book, and a wiring diagram he obtained from the same company to assist in his Dodge Charger restoration project. http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1969-Dodge-Repair-Shop-Manual-Reprint-69-ChargerCoronetDart-P11217.aspx Says here, in the book description: "This is a page-for-page reproduction of the manual that Dodge mechanics used to service your car. You will find detailed service procedures for front suspension, rear axle, body and sheet metal, brakes, clutch, cooling, electrical, engine, exhaust, frame, fuel system…