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I agree. The detailing is jaw-droppingly amazing. Andrew is a true artist and we are lucky that he takes the time to share these.

Oh no, it sounds like you are an offendaphobic. Years of therapy and medication can fix that. The first thing you need to do is stop watching Dukes of Hazzard. According to liberals, it is the cause of all the world's problems. I saw it on CNN and they wouldn't lie.

I hope you will get to. I love pictures of where the first 5 episodes were filmed. Hoss will help you as soon as he sees this. It's good to hear from you.

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I didn't blow my horn because I didn't want him to think I was doing it in protest. I wanted to catch him and give him a thumbs up but i spent all of the race in his dust.....did I mention we stayed below the speed limit? LOL

You might be surprised how many Confederate flags you see up here Hobie.....mostly in yards and front license plates. Not all of us Yankees have lost their sanity. Ray Kohn and his Northeast Ohio Dukes are from my neck of the woods.

TMI TMI.....hey Spike....where's the NASCAR report! LOL

We just got back from our daughter's in Virginia. On the Pennsylvania Turnpike on the way home I was being passed by an orange car and looked over and saw a big 01 on the door. And then I noticed it was a newer Charger with a Confederate flag on the top. You guess it. I decided to go after it.....keeping under the speed limit of course......I lost.....but still, not everybody can say they raced a General Lee. It turned on Interstate 99 and headed north toward Penn State. I think it had New York plates. I wonder if it was heading home after going to Cooter's.

Breathtaking! Museum quality craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing it.

it's a good thing you put out about 10,000 bales of hay around the oval track.

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Did you ever do Pappy Boyington's Mustang fighter plane from WW II? I used to love Robert Conrad's old TV show Baa Baa Black Sheep. They stuck a bunch of rebellious trouble making fighter pilots together and they turned into a pretty elite force. It was based on a true story.

I'm only generous with it because it is deserved....are all 10 of your projects from Dukes? Any chance of posting a group picture when you're done with Daisy's car?

I've bumped into his family members from time to time but I've never told them that I saw him just seconds before the tragedy. I'm acquaintances with them but not really friends so it just doesn't seem appropriate. I did find out later that the lady who backed into him was from out of town and was just using the driveway to turn around because she was lost.

I did see a kid just seconds before he was killed. I was in my car turning off the main road onto my road and he was on his motorcycle. We waved to each other. I found out later that a lady didn't even see him and backed out in front of him just 300 foot away from that intersection. Since she never saw him I was probably the last person to see him alive.

If it weren't for that roll of tape and tool laying there I would have thought that this is a real car. Unbelievable attention to details......a true work of art! Thanks for taking the time to share it.

The Moonshine 500 is always my second favorite race of the year. Nothing beats the Buttermilk 5.00 where you chug a quart of buttermilk and try to run around the barn 5 times. Nobody has ever made it 5 times around without losing their buttermilk so we always give the trophy to the person who made it farthest. The trophy is a gallon of buttermilk in a moonshine jug signed by Hazzard's biggest buttermilk drinker, Enos Strate.

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Belated happy birthday Spike! It's good to hear you had a good one. I've been doing a lot of kayaking lately. On the sad side, I just heard that a 20 year old from Ohio was killed instantly when his neck was broke in a local Pennsylvania dirt bike race on Saturday. I go to that race track often but wasn't there Saturday. I'm glad I didn't see it. If I would have that would be something that would be tough to get out of my head. I've never witnessed anyone die in an accident.

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And it didn't matter how big and tough you were. Nobody messed with the Postmistress of Hazzard.

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My son-in-law is a big NASCAR fan so my daughter came over today for Father's Day and we watched some of the race. I always enjoy it when I'm with someone who knows the answers to my questions. It sure was interesting to see a race in Nashville.....I bet the locals were loving that.

Happy birthday to Miz Emma Tisdale. Nedra Volz was born on 6-18-1908 in Montrose Iowa. She stood at 4 foot 11 inches but despite that was very intimidating. If she asked you to take a number you did it.

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