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No quibbles with the #1, but I'd rearrange some of the other entries. I know the car chase in Ronin was good, and the Audi S8 is a great car, but 70 places higher than ECTO-1?.
Nice to see 4 Chargers in the top 40, and a good selection of Bond cars. I thought the DB5 from Goldfinger was a 1964, because it appeared along with Tilly Masterson's pre-production 1964 1/2 Mustang. The Bond Lotus that comes third did turn into a submarine, but I prefered the copper Turbo model that appeared in For Your Eyes Only - 2.2l 4-cylinder engine capable of 150+ MPH stock!.
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Heard this on the radio earlier.
One-hit-wonder from 1988. This is the original, although is was re-recorded as
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Tear Stained Letter - Johnny Cash
The Letter - The Box TopsJoe Cocker also does a great version of this song (at least, the parts of the lyrics you can understand, heh!)
Thanks for that MaryAnne. I've got The Box Tops version, but didn't know Joe Cocker covered it. One of the related links on YouTube also led me to another very different version by Eva Cassidy.
BAHAHA! I've loved this song forever."Taaaake meeee hommme! Oh muddah, faddah, taaake meeee hommme...I hate Granada..." ROFL
At least he had a better time the next year:
Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (New 1964 Version) - Allan Sherman
No one here knows where my trunk is
And my bunk is where the skunk is
And this year the food's improving
Cause the little black things in it
Are not moving
Our camp nurse is quite a swimmer
She says swimming makes you slimmer
Her name's Mrs. Pellagreenie
Have you ever seen a whale in a bikini
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The last pictures come from 'The Hack of Hazzard' in season 3 and show more of the buildings from the map above. The area we are looking at was used as Shoveltown near the end of the episode. Various dirt, debris and props have been used to turn it into a deserted mining town. The scene-setting shot is taken form the upper floor of the building at the end of the street.
Here's a closer view of the hotel above. It's difficult to make out the sign, but I think it says Southern Belle Hotel. I know the buildings are meant to look run-down, but they look like they're in a pretty poor state of repair. Most were probably torn down soon after this was filmed.
As a captive Daisy gets led down the street we can see the Julip Mining Co. building with the 'Farm Implements' building to the left. The Julip Mining Co. building was the one seen above on the right of the alley and with the black car parked in front. As I said before, I'm assuming that this building got torn down before the 'Farm Implements' building because the latter appears in several other episodes including as the Hazzard Livery Stable in 'Nothin' But the Truth' from season 4, and as Morgan's Glueworks in 'The Revenge of Hughie Hogg' from season 5. In 'Nothin' But the Truth' there's a bus parked where the Julip building was standing.
The last picture shows the view from inside the 'Farm Implements' building. The end fight scene takes place inside the building. In the background you can see a saloon and an assay office, as well as the pylons on the hillside that are visible in several episodes. I tried Googling 'Southern Belle Hotel', 'W. Earl Hall Land Agent' and 'Julip Mining Co.', but got no useful results. Does anyone recognize them from another TV show or movie, or were the signs made just for this episode?.
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Moving on to 'By-Line, Daisy Duke' we see Boss's car outside the 'Farm Implements' building, but from a different angle. I'm sure the white house with brick chimney in the top left is one of the houses in Boss's street, most likely building #21 (the boarding house), but the way the camera shortens distances makes it difficult to tell.
As Boss pulls away you can see that the covered area on the right now has some sort sacks under it. Above that is the top of another building in the background.
Finally from 'By-Line, Daisy Duke' is a parting shot showing part of the building where the yellow truck was parked in the second 'Mason Dixon's Girls' picture above.
Below is an aerial view of how this area appeared in 1980, with a recent view for comparison. The part we're concerned with is in the lower right. I recently suggested that this long-gone street never appeared in Dukes, but I think I'm about to prove myself wrong in the next post!. In the recent view I've arrowed and inset the gazebo from the center of Hazzard Square that was being stored in this area when the photo was taken.
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Today I'm going to focus on the buildings behind Boss's house. Way back in post #53 I showed a picture of the back of Cooter's from 'Trouble at Cooter's' and wasn't sure where it was filmed:
For the first time in this episode we get to see the back entrance to Cooter's. I'm not sure where this was filmed, other than it wasn't at the back of Cooter's!.
CDoherty thought it was filmed at Paramount Ranch. I thought that was quite likely as the building was seen out of context, and various other isolated buildings were used in filming. He also pointed out that the buildings also appeared in other episodes including 'Mason Dixon's Girls' and 'The Great Santa Clause Chase'. I hope the following posts shed some light on their true location, and put this loose end to bed (sorry for the mixed metaphors). The following pictures are from 'Mason Dixon's Girls', and show some more of the surrounding buildings.
Firstly, Bo and Luke drive up disguised in some of the bad guys' clothes:
The second shot shows the car relative to the building used as the back of Cooter's (I'll call it the 'Farm Implements' building due to the sign over the door). The vehicle in the shadows on the left appears to be the uncredited third appearance of Swamp Molly's pickup truck (I've lightened the image and compared the rust against grabs I have of the truck - they match up!).
The last shot from 'Mason Dixon's Girls' shows an alley near the front of the black car. I'll explain my reasoning below, but I can only assume that the building on the right and the roof over Bo get torn down before the building on the left.
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Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh! (A Letter from Camp) - Allan Sherman
Fun novelty song from 1963.
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Letter From America - The Proclaimers
1987 track from Scottish twins Charlie and Craig Reid.
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Looks like that's you, me and Brian that like New Order
.This is the 9:50 extended version.
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I think I've got a 50:50 chance here because, although I haven't seen this episode for a while, I'm sure it's D) or E). I'm going the plump for E) 3 wheel ATVs.
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job
I won't tell you what you can do with it
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btw dont forget i told ya i need the re elect boss hogg poster from peoples choice
This wasn't as easy one to grab as Rosco blocks part of it most of the time. As with the re-elect Rosco posters I've used a photo that's similar, but not quite the same as the one that appeared in the episode because I couldn't find the correct one anywhere. The thin border was added because the photo was lighter at the bottom and blending into the background. I love the quote at the bottom
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From 'Southern Comfurts' is the sign for Billy Jo Bob's Used Cars. The 'Billy Jo Bob's' text was painted quite nicely, but the 'Used Cars' was very rough. I've tried to give it a weather-beaten look.
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A strange ghost story from the '80s about how a PFC was saved by "a big marine named Camouflage" "in the jungle wars of '65".
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I'm glad someone changed the featured artist because I'd run out of one word songs by Reg Dwight
.A nice happy, poppy tune from 1994 album 'Jollification'.
NB. The Lightning Seeds are a British band, so 'Marvellous' is spelt the correct way with two 'l's
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I'm not sure if we've had a classical track in this thread before (and I'm not going back to check). It takes a while to build, but it's well worth the wait.
I first discovered this tune when it was used as the backing music for the 1983 computer game Manic Miner. We used to stop into the computer shop on the way home from school and play it for ages. You can see a version with better graphics
. It may not have the realism of Call of Duty: Black Ops, but you do get chased by penguins and toilets.The original game ran on a computer with 48k of RAM and had to be loaded from a cassette!. If your current computer has 2Gb of RAM, that's nearly 44,000 times as much memory. It looked like this:
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This version has a long, quiet intro, so stick with it. The video reminds me of James Duke's recently posted space pics.
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I'd like to assure MaryAnne that this song is not about a certain NASCAR driver
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What a nice guy this Jeremy Mayfield sounds. I'd never heard of him, so I did a quick search.
When he was trying to clear his name with NASCAR in 2010 his own (estranged) step-mother sent in an affidavit saying they'd taken meth together on the way to a race at Darlington in 1998. She also alleged that Jeremy supplied meth to his late father. The stolen goods found during the search that Garrett mentions allegedly include property belonging to Red Bull Racing and the state of North Carolina. It's not been a good year for Jeremy - earlier this year one of his dogs attacked a postal worker and the courts are currently deciding how much he owes her.
I've never heard of anyone failing a drugs test in F1 - in fact I didn't even know if they tested until I looked it up. Generally the F1 drivers are very fit as every pound (or even ounce) counts - Jenson Button, for example, does triathlons between races. I'm sure I remember reading that the NASCAR driver that MaryAnne won't let me name had to slim down before his F1 car swap earlier this year
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I think you need to find your local sign-maker - I'm sure there's one not far from you. If you're just going for lettering then, cut vinyl graphics would work. If you want the sheriff's badge then you'll probably have to find someone who prints onto vinyl due to the amount of detail vs. size. The shiny gold vinyl used on Dukes doesn't last quite as well as plain colors outdoors, but should be ok for your purposes.
Once you've decided what you want, and at what size, I can email some artwork suitable for the sign-maker to work from. I spent 10 years in the sign business, but that was a while ago now - I don't think anything particularly revolutionary has happened since.
Good luck with the project - I look forward to seeing the pictures
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Sorry for the delay in adding to this list, but I've been concentrating on other threads. The rest of season 2 didn't yield anything worth mentioning (unless I missed something).
You wait ages for a different patrol car, and then two come along in the same episode - in this case 'Baa, Baa White Sheep'. The first is the red and white Finchburg patrol car.
The other appears at the end of the episode. It's a more standard black and white State Police car. Both are 1977/78 Dodge Monacos.
No light bar on this one. It's the 1972 AMC Matador driven by the US Marshall in 'Along Came a Duke'.
Rosco's 'camo' patrol car in 'The Great Hazzard Hijack' is another 1977/78 Monaco. Only in Hazzard would they camouflage a car and then add a lightbar and shiny gold decals.
I haven't forgotten the appearance of Sheriff Little's patrol car in 'My Son, Bo Hogg'. Because it appears in many episodes I'm waiting for a clearer picture.
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Welcome to HNet Sean. Give me a shout if you need a hand with the pictures. You basically have 3 choices:
1) You can post them as attachments (which non-members can't see).
2) You can upload them to photobucket, flickr or similar and include them in a post.
3) You can add them to 'Gallery' section here.
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make the one with the can't man, would be nice to have it as well.
Here's the bank sign after Boss got to the paint:
And for Brian, some more background signs from The Boar's Nest:
This one normally appears over the main door.
Finally a sign that uses a standard typeface - in this case Helvetica.
There's a few more I'd like to do, but I'm just waiting to get a good screengrab of them. If anyone has a request, just let me know, although I make no promises!.
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It's gonna have to be another track from Paul and Arthur:
General Lee is #01 - The 100 Greatest Movie and TV Cars of All Time!
in Dukes of Hazzard News
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After reading Brian's comment I thought it might be fun to collect pictures of the whole top 100 cars - it wasn't, but once I'd started ...
I tried to find as many pictures from the shows/movies as possible, but some are replicas/recreations. I'm sorry that the pictures came out quite small, but I had a lot to fit in. Before I started this I thought I knew most of the popular car movies/shows, but I probably only knew 75-80 of them. I not convinced that all the models/years are correct in the original list, but those are the ones I used. I hope y'all find something new to enjoy:
100. The Monkees 1966 Pontiac GTO
99. Cannonball 1970 Pontiac Trans Am
98. Easy Rider Captain America Harley-Davidson
97. Get Smart's 1965 Sunbeam Tiger
96. Diamonds Are Forever 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1
95. The Saint 1962 Volvo P1800
94. Days of Thunder 1990 #46 City Chevrolet Lumina
93. Viva Las Vegas 1962 Elva Mk. VI
92. The Thomas Crown Affair 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500
91. The Prisoner 1967 Lotus 7 Series II
90. Scooby-Doo 1969 Mystery Machine Van
89. Speed Racer 1966 Mach 5
88. Hooper 1978 Pontiac Trans Am
87. Green Hornet 1966 Black Beauty Imperial
86. Columbo 1959 Peugeot 403 Convertible
85. Ghostbusters 1959 Cadillac Ecto-1
84. The Munsters 1964 Munster Coach
83. The Munsters 1965 Drag-U-La
82. Animal House 1964 Lincoln Continental Deathmobile
81. Fireball 500 1966 Plymouth Barracuda
80. Miami Vice 1986 Ferrari Testarossa
79. Against All Odds 1984 Porsche 911 SC
78. Against All Odds 1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi
77. 48 Hrs. 1964 Cadillac DeVille
76. Death Race 2000 1975 Shala-Vette
75. Stingray 1965 Chevrolet Corvette
74. Spenser: For Hire 1966 Ford Mustang GT
73. Vega$ 1957 Ford Thunderbird
72. McQ 1973 Pontiac Trans Am SD455
71. Bad Boys 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.6
70. Cars Lightning McQueen
69. Batman Begins 2005 Tumbler
68. Laurel & Hardy 1908 Model T
67. Two-Lane Blacktop 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge
66. Tucker: The Man and His Dream 1948 Tucker Torpedo
65. Cobra 1950 Mercury
64. American Graffiti 1958 Chevrolet Impala
63. Rain Man 1949 Buick Roadmaster
62. The Italian Job 1968 Mini Coopers
61. Casino Royale 2007 Aston Martin DBS
60. The Living Daylights 1987 Aston Martin V8 Vantage
59. Planes, Trains and Automobiles 1986 Chrysler Town & Country
58. You Only Live Twice 1967 Toyota 2000GT Convertible
57. Rebel Without a Cause 1949 Mercury
56. Miami Vice 1972 Ferrari Daytona Replica
55. Transformers 1976 Chevrolet Camaro "Bumblebee"
54. Christine 1958 Plymouth Fury
53. White Lightning 1971 Ford LTD
52. Fast Five 1969 Nissan Skyline GT-R
51. Iron Man 2008 Audi R8
50. Simon & Simon 1979 Dodge Power Wagon
49. 2 Fast 2 Furious 1998 Nissan Skyline GT-R
48. Better Off Dead 1967 Camaro
47. Le Mans 1970 Porsche 911S
46. The Fast and the Furious 1993 Toyota Supra Turbo
45. Hollywood Knights 1957 Chevrolet
44. Thunder Road 1950 Ford
43. Risky Business 1981 Porsche 928
42. The Blues Brothers 1974 Dodge Monaco
41. Route 66 1961 Chevrolet Corvette
40. The Italian Job 1967 Lamborghini Miura
39. Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry 1969 Dodge Charger
38. 77 Sunset Strip T-Bucket
37. Bullitt 1968 Dodge Charger
36. Corvette Summer 1973 Corvette
35. Gone in 60 Seconds 1973 Mustang Mach 1
34. The Gumball Rally 1972 Ferrari Daytona Spyder
33. The Gumball Rally 1966 Shelby Cobra 427
32. The Godfather 1941 Lincoln Continenta
31. Vanishing Point 1970 Dodge Challenger
30. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 1910 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
29. Back to the Future 1981 DeLorean DMC-12: Doc Brown
28. American Graffiti 1955 Chevy 210
27. Two-Lane Blacktop 1955 Chevy 210
26. The A-Team 1983 GMC Van
25. The Fall Guy 1982 GMC Sierra
24. Hardcastle and McCormick Coyote X
23. Take This Job and Shove It 1974 Ford F-250 Bigfoot
22. The California Kid 1934 Ford Coupe
21. Magnum, P.I. 1978 Ferrari 308 GTS
20. National Lampoon's Vacation 1983 Wagon Queen Family Truckster
19. Le Mans 1970 Ferrari 512S
18. Le Mans 1970 Porsche 917K
17. The Cannonball Run 1980 Lamborghini LP400S
16. The Fast and the Furious 1970 Dodge Charger
15. Ronin 1998 Audi S8
14. Ferris Bueller's Day Off 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California
13. The Love Bug 1962 Volkswagen Beetle
12. The Rockford Files 1974 Pontiac Firebird Esprit
11. Starsky & Hutch 1975 Ford Gran Torino
10. Batman 1955 Lincoln Futura Batmobile
9. Mad Max 1973 Ford XB Falcon
8. Gone in Sixty Seconds 1967 Shelby GT500
7. Knight Rider 1982 Pontiac Trans Am
6. Bullitt 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390
5. American Graffiti 1932 Ford Coupe
4. Smokey and the Bandit 1977 Pontiac Trans Am
3. The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 Lotus Esprit
2. Goldfinger 1963 Aston Martin DB5
1. The Dukes of Hazzard 1969 Dodge Charger