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HossC

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  1. As promised, here's a patrol car from a neighboring county, namely Chickasaw. The main difference is that Sheriff Little drove a '76 instead of a '77/'78. Other differences include the hub caps, spotlights on the A-pillars and the fang-like nudge bars at the front. There were slight variations between episodes such as a few different license plates and the aerial placement on the trunk.

    Chickasaw1.jpg

    Chickasaw2.jpg

  2. Apologies for posting out of turn, but I posted a song within the last 2 weeks by Gerry Rafferty, and it was announced last night that, after a long illness, Gerry had passed away at the age of 63.

    He had most of his success in the late '70s, and is probably best remembered (at least this side of the Atlantic) for the anthemic hit

    . Other hits included
    , Right Down The Line, and
    (the video on this one is a slide show of old pictures of Dublin). His band, Stealers Wheel, also recorded the song
    that was used in the iconic warehouse scene in 'Reservoir Dogs'.

    RIP Gerry (16 April 1947 – 4 January 2011).

  3. Hoss's link didn't work for me tho', said it was not available in my country.

    Sorry about that, it happens to me sometimes with links posted by US Hazzardites - if it's any consolation, my link doesn't work for me anymore, so thanks for the new link MaryAnne :).

    Going on with MaryAnne's themes of a '60s song with a single word repeated in the title:

  4. Leslie Easterbrook she played Madame Delilah in the fortune tellers just saw this episode the other day

    You're so close there dukefan1, I should have asked about Leslie at the same time if I'd thought that far ahead :), but 'The Fortune Tellers' was from season 6. I'm looking for an actor from season 3 - I doubt you'll find it too hard to guess it now that Leslie's been eliminated :).

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