The HazzardNet Garage

Hey y'all I've decided to strip down and rebuild my daily rider to it's former glory. I got it in 2007 for my birthday, and it's the last bike that my parents bought me. However despite it being the youngest bike I have, it's in the worst condition by far. It barely ran (only in the gear ratio 1-5), the front wheel was buckled from a collision with a car last year,the gears were gone, the back brake jammed whenever I used it, someone stole the badge from the front if the bike, the front brake barely worked and the rubber on the brake was torn off in the car collision and I never got round to fixing it, the rear tire was ready to burst (it had a duct tape patch holding i…

1976 Pontiac LeMans Not a General, I know, but still fun to drive http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=507160177&aid=121440

I saw one setting at our local car lot, right down below my house, and I looked as we were driving by on the bus and it looked exactly like the one used in the one with the car strippers, can't remember the name of the episode, i believe it might have been arrest Jesse Duke.

This may have been posted before, but as I was looking at the page that shows all the cars used by characters in the show, I noticed there was some inaccuracies when it came to Daisy's cars. True, she started out the show with a yellow 1973/74 Plymouth Road Runner...but the story goes, when parts became too difficult to find to repair the few they had on the show, they switched to a 1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring...painted with the Road Runner paint scheme. So, the '71 she used was actually a Satellite, and not a Road Runner. Just FYI. What I don't understand though, is in 1979 a '74 vehicle would have only been 5 years old...you're telling me that barely five years l…

Here's mine. I still need to add the stripes. Before: http://homepage.mac.com/unix_geek/main/PhotoAlbum9.html After: http://homepage.mac.com/unix_geek/main/PhotoAlbum11.html

Hi ! I have a 69' Charger that I'm working to restore as a General. Does anyone here have any front side marker reflector lenses (with housing/gasket)? These are kinda pricey for such a small object. They don't have to be in mint condition. I just thought that I would write and ask...Thank you for any help! Kind regards, Aaron dunnsville_va@yahoo.com

Hi y'all!! My brother recently got a new bike, and he gave me the old one to use for parts. Well when I say he gave me it, it was more like," I'm giving you this bike, but you have to go and get it". I should explain at this point that he left it at our grandparents house three years ago, and never got round to collecting it. It sat neglected and forgotten, slowly being swallowed by the ivy in their back yard. Anyway I went round to their house today, and after taking off the seized front brake and pumping up the tires managed to cycle it part of the way home, at which point the rear gears locked up which caused the bike to skid. I tried using brute force to unlock the …

Hello all, This is my first post here at the HazzardNet, and I'm happy to see that there are quite a few Duke fans around! I was just curious to see if anyone has, or knows someone who has, a 1969 Dodge Charger. I can do the paint job, install the dixie horn, and apply the decals. So, I'm lookin' for a Charger that runs fairly well with a descent body. Interior is not that big of a deal neither, I can take care of that also. I've been checkin' Ebay off n' on with no real luck. I've seen a few chargers but I would have to sell my left kidney to pay for it, and then some, . Any info would be greatly appreciated & thank you for your time! Kindest Regards, Aaron dunns…

I have just found out that my dixie air horn does not fit my car, so I will have to get an electronic version instead. It is not the same I know but what else can I do, I cannot get a bigger car. It has 5 plastic trumpets, a 12V compressor, a relay, hose and instructions as standard. But I also have some 30A fuses, a fuse holder and a switch. Also, if anyone is interested, I have made a metal custom bracket designed to hold all of the trumpets in many arrangments. I am looking in the region of around 75 US Dollars for the lot. It has never been used once, it is brand new, in perfect condition, and comes with the parts that are not normally included. All that is neede…

I'm looking for the old Radio Shack or Avanti Racer 27 CB Antenna used during the TV show. If anyone has one, even used is cool, please contact me at: keefer1980@yahoo.com Thank you, Aaron D.

Does anyone know what kind of car was Uncle Jesse's Sweet Tilly, later called Black Tilly??

Heya'll, Im sure everyone remembers Cale Yarborough being in a few Dukes of Hazzard Episodes. He was a GREAT nascar racer for many years and he was AWESOME in the Dukes Episodes, he fit in them as good as Ol' Waylon, God Rest him. So... I was going through my community press this morning, (not something I usually do, but Im rather sick and needed some reading material away from the pc) and I came across a page titled "25 Years Ago". Just outta curiosity I began scanning through. 25 years ago would put us at 1983, three years before I was even born. As I scanned down, I was so happy to find an artical, I was not only Happy, I was SUPRISED. The artical read Cale Yarborou…

Hello people id like to show you some pics of my Truck i hope you like it i even put a Dixie horn in it and i got some cool Dixie flag stickers.

This bike has a very nice paint job, the pictures dont really do it justice. p.s. for sale if anyone's interested!

Wonder if the Duke boys would have jumped this around Hazzard. I love that the stripes follow the curve of the body. Hope it gets restored with that paint job. Heck put the 1776 flag on the roof and call it General Washington.

Hey y'all! I know my presence here over the past couple of months hasn't been great. I've had some big changes in my life. From my Granda dying, to finishing school, to a nasty breakup and lengthly fight with my ex. Anyway I'm back now with my latest crazy invention! Well when I say invention I really mean this : This was my Granda's car, which he gave to me just before he left us. It's a 1997 Opel Corsa, which is a fairly popular small European car. It's popular largely due to its small fuel efficient engine, and it being relatively cheap to run and modify. Granda was a relatively heavy smoker, and smoked a couple of cigarettes per day in the car for 16 years. So as yo…

This is my general lee a little different take, the graphics are done in a ghost image. At the moment it’s only the door numbers but the rest will be done in a few years when i take the vinyl top off and paint it orange. The flag and name will be added at that time. The engine is only 318 but that ok it’s good on gas and still sounds nice with the glass pack and mild cam that it has. Car shots:

I missed this story at the end of last year, but luckily it was mentioned on the new series of 'The Grand Tour'. Here's a '68 Dodge Charger fitted with the 426 Hemi Hellephant crate motor similar to the one found in the Hellcat. As well as the 1,000-hp engine, there's a six-speed manual transmission, six-piston Brembo brakes and Hellcat wheels measuring 20 inches in front and 21 inches in back. More info here. There are several videos about the car, including this one:

This is my Jeep Rubicon 2003 Tombraider edition 6" skyjacker longarm 35x12.50 MTRs Hanson Front Bumper with warn 9.5 TI winch

here's one for y'all... Was Rosco trying to make some extra money by playing Vallet? That is a definite Rosco park job... or at least done by the Hazzard Law.

I noticed in The Ghost of the General Lee, and I think in a few other episodes too, there is a white Chevy Impala; in The Ghost episode it's parked downtown when the General is 'driving itself'. Can anyone tell me for sure if this is a '65? It looks like a '65 four door, which is a hard to find car. My brother had a '65 Chevy Impala four door; he passed away a few years back at 19. We still have his car, and we collect anything we can that is a '65 Impala - especially if it's a four door. Just a random thought, if anyone wanted to give some feedback.

Hey y'all! Since I started working on bikes, I've picked up a few tricks and come up with a few myself. Here's one that I tried recently. I came home from a months holiday down the country on Sunday. I left two parts bikes sitting outside, and when I got home nuts and bolts had seized on them. WD40 partially worked, but it was still a struggle. Then I remember hearing that cola is meant to be good at loosening up rusted and seized bolts. I was a little skeptical, but went out to buy a could bottles of various sodas. My dad suggested I try beer, because he thought that any carbonated drink would work. I set up four different containers with four different drinks. Cola, die…

I call it my "Generally" http://www.rankmyride.com/?page=cars/view&CID=8072 http://www.dodgetalk.com/forums/garage.php?do=viewvehicle&vid=381

Well I know there's at least one other 1974 Plymouth Satellite Custom. Anyway, feel free to check mine out... Enjoy~ www.cardomain.com/id/StarCarz

I just finished a list of all the dirt bikes that were on the Dukes of Hazzard and will post it shortly. If anybody knows of any errors let me know. Please note that these are dirt bikes only, not street bikes. There were dirt bikes in 6 of the episodes Miz Tisdale was on. She was in 11 episodes. She was also mentioned on 3 other eps but didn't appear. According to my numbers, there were 16 episodes that had dirt bikes in them....at least. I wouldn't be surprised if I find more. Come to think of it.....what kind of bike was it that Cooter used to bust down the door of the Boar's Nest in a Georgia ep? Sounds like I have more work to do.