HossC

Welcome to HNet, CornishBelle. I'm originally from the southwest of England myself, but now live in Ireland.

I must dig out 'The Great Santa Clause Chase'. In fact, I must make time to watch the rest of Dukes as I've neglected them lately. There's a New Year's resolution for you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone on HazzardNet .

Prague ( AC Sparta Prague is a soccer team from the Czech Republic)

road (I thought I'd go for a season 2 reference )

He was a Russian baritone whose 1976 recording of "I am very glad, as I'm finally returning back home" became an Internet meme a few years ago. Enjoy the brownness .

Welcome to HNet. I don't like to leave questions unanswered, but this one has me stumped at the moment. I hope one of the other members can name the episode. BTW. The Eduard Khil avatar made me smile .

Bridge

In 'Happy Birthday, General Lee', Waylon says "But something led Bo and Luke to that Capitol City junkyard. And right up to that wreck of an old black Charger. Sounds like a song old Willie would sing, don't it?"

IMCDb has it listed as a Harley Davidson, although there's a question mark hanging over it. I don't know much about bikes, but I think the badge on the tank matches those of older Harleys. Here are a couple of other angles.

Queen

The Undertaker (Another wrestler I remember from the '90s)

The current Heineken commercial with Benicio del Toro provides a great excuse to revive this thread. Here's the catchy 1969 backing track: Barabajagal - Donovan

I see you left the "In spite of your vices..." question blank in Boss' section. Does this mean that you don't have standards and do wish to directly harm others?

They were announced nearly five years ago - see here. The link is still working, so they may still be available. Here's one of the designs:

Yet another masterpiece in the making .

mouse

Welcome to HNet, Mrs Rosco. You've just reminded me how long it is since I watched my way through all the seasons of Dukes. I'll try to squeeze some in when I finish the boxset I'm on at the moment .

Roger

Mustang

The first site I checked only listed Yellow Blaze for 1974. Another site I checked, after posting, showed Sunfire Yellow as well, but it didn't look bright enough to make it worth editing my original post. I've just found a page at junkyardlife.com which concerns the finding of a lookalike for Daisy's first car in a junkyard. It starts: "I did a double take the moment I laid eyes on this Blaze Yellow (paint code KY5) Mopar in a rural Oneonta, Alabama junkyard. It looked exactly like the Plymouth Road Runner that Daisy Duke drove during parts of the first two seasons of “The Dukes of Hazzard” TV series."

Welcome back, Jami Lee.

The 1974 Roadrunner must've been Yellow Blaze, as it's the only yellow in Chrysler-Plymouth's options for that year. In 1971, there were two yellows available: Curious Yellow and Banana Yellow. They look very different on paper, but when I Googled pictures of both, I found it hard to decide.

The first line is from 'Route 7-11"in season 1,and the second line is from "The Meeting" in season 2.

Nice work, Andrew. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

I've stayed out of this debate because I'm one of those private type of persons that Spike was talking about, so I've never had a Facebook account. Facebook is so big and powerful that they can pretty much do what they like with the stuff you post and the information you give them, and that's why they want you to join. Regarding the real name policy, you can read Facebook's own page on the subject here. You can use nicknames, but, as I understand it, your profile would be headed "Your Real Name (RogerDuke)". Facebook's real name policy is unpopular with a lot of people. Besides those who want to use nicknames and screen names, the policy also creates huge problems for Native Americans, and they don't want the Irish population using the Irish version of their names. A couple of years ago Facebook also blocked residents of a townland called Effin in Co Limerick, Ireland from using their own address. In that case, Facebook eventually gave in - see here. The Wikipedia article about the real name controversy is here. In the end, I always come back to this cartoon: