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Welcome to HNet, Pete. I've never collected the Johnny Lightning merchandise, but I'm sure that other members will have done. NB. I haven't approved your other post yet as we don't usually include personal contact details in public posts. I'll let Meadowmufn decide on that. In the meantime, you can use the private messaging system here to talk to other members.

So why didn't you say that in your post?

Skipper, I've said this before - please don't post links without at least a brief description. A lot of people won't click on them.

They're being posted on YouTube, but Skipper hasn't bothered posting links since the early ones. I'd hope that most of us have them on DVD anyway.

He's a very talented young driver who's already sewn up his third World championship this year, but he's won 17 out of the first 20 races so far this year (and his team mate won two of the other three), so the season's been rather dull. Personally, I think that Lewis Hamilton should've won his eighth World championship when Max won his first because the officials didn't follow the restart rules in the last race of the season that year. There's been some good battles down the field this year, but the season belongs to Red Bull.

I've also slacking on my F1 reviews. Just take it that Max Verstappen won!

ANTIQUE Technically, a vintage car is one built between 1919 and 1930, so the General is an antique car (45+ years old). This site even lists a 1968 Dodge Charger as an example of an antique car,

Small correction, but it's a well-known quote: "And since when is it against the law to fix up your own car when somebody else busts it up, huh?"

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Skipper, very few people are going to click a link with no description. It's actually a short (5:47) video on Facebook called 'Dissecting A GENERAL LEE: How This Car Survived!' where they take apart the freeway launch car from the movie and look at the damage.

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I've already played a 'Y' Roger. We're looking for a 'Z'.

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Artie's Auto YARD It was widow Barlow in 'Strange Visitor to Hazzard': "In Hazzard, lots of weird things have happened. From Sy Erzo 's two-headed calf, to widow Barlow's second marriage."

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It's near the start of 'The Boar's Nest Bears' in season 6.The scene actually takes places in Boss' office at the Boar's Nest where Rosco has added a vibrating device to Boss' barber chair.

A location and/or source would be helpful with these "facts". If you're talking about the overpass at Huntington Drive N. and Moonstone Drive in Los Angeles, it was demolished 2015 and 2016. You can still see the overpass in the historic Streetview images: https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0781864,-118.193827,3a,75y,60.21h,90t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s_fUUROjVvR5CM1I_1TwcTA!2e0!5s20140901T000000!7i13312!8i6656?entry=ttu

Skipper, I'm not sure where to start with that one, but I can't believe that one of your "favorite Dukes of Hazzard quotes" is three consecutive scenes. If you look at the other quote threads, you'll see that they're mainly either one-liners (often from Waylon) or short, funny interactions. What you wrote above is about three and a half minutes of screen-time without a single line break to make it easier to read. Maybe you should start a separate "Favorite Scenes" thread, but don't put the dialogue in quotation marks if it isn't screen accurate (I don't have time to correct the post above). You did, however, give me a laugh with "pee shooter". It conjures up a rather different image to the "peashooter" that Jesse was actually talking about.

Skipper, I don't know how many more times I need to say this - if you're posting quotes, make sure they're accurate or make it clear that you're paraphrasing. I don't know if you're mishearing/misremembering these quotes or copying them from an unreliable source like you were with the Smokey and the Bandit quotes. Check the dialogue and then check it again! I don't have time to be constantly correcting you, especially when your favorite quotes are whole scenes like this one, but I hate finding inaccurate quotes on other sites and I don't want them here. In the post above you've missed out lines, got lines in the wrong order and misquoted others. You even left off Boss' funny jibe to Rosco at the end. Here's how the scene actually played out: Boss, Rosco and Cletus arrive outside the Duke Farm. Boss: "All right, let's go. Don't take all night, will you? Come on, come on, Cletus. Cletus. Listen to me." Cletus: "What?" Boss: "No, you ain't going in. You're staying here and guarding this door with your life. You hear me? Don't let nobody in or out." Cletus: [Pointing his gun at Rosco] "Hold it!" Boss: "Not him." Inside the farm. Bo: [To Luke] "Hey, you best get that rabbit." Luke: "Yeah." Boss and Rosco enter. Boss: "All right, Dukes, where are you? There you are." Jesse: "J.D., what do you come busting in here about?" Boss: "Jesse Duke, I got me here a search warrant." Luke: [To Bo] "Take the rabbit." Boss: "To find out if you got any illegal moonshine on your premises. Or on your person." Jesse: "On my person?" Luke: [To Bo, who still has the rabbit] "Get rid of it. Jesse: "J.D., you know I ain't made no moonshine in years, I promise." Boss: "Oh, yeah. Maybe you have and maybe you ain't." Rosco: "Yeah, maybe you ain't." Boss: "Rosco, start frisking." Rosco: "Right." Jesse: "Rosco!" Rosco: "What?" Jesse: "You touch me and I'll turn you over my knee." Rosco: [Looking over Jesse] "Well, I think he's clean." Boss: "All right. All right. Well then, start frisking in there." Rosco: "All right, you Dukes. All right." Luke: "You're lucky we got respect for elders." Rosco: "Just hush. All right, let's see if you..." Bo: "I don't wanna dance." Rosco: "... Daisy." Daisy: "Rosco." Rosco: "Uh, listen, I don't think the diamonds are on Daisy." Jesse: "Diamonds?" Daisy: "Diamonds?" Rosco: "Ooh!" Boss: "Rosco, I ought to take that tongue of yours out and have it bronzed."

I had a quick look at both episodes, and I think that each one used at least two different vans. They're both/all similar Ford Econoline vans, and the ones in '10 Million Dollar Sheriff' obviously have bars on the back windows. One van in each episode has chrome trim over the wheel arches and along the sides while the other doesn't. A close-up of the rear quarter of Jason Steele's van shows a round black or gray gas cap, while a close-up of Russ Mitchell's van shows a body-colored flap covering the gas cap. My guess is that the same two vans were used in each episode.

The was another good exchange just before the one above: Boss: "Enos. Enos Strate. This is J.D. Hogg, calling Enos Strate. Come in." Enos: "I'm all ears, Mr. Hogg." Boss: [To himself] "And no brains."

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It was in 'Play it Again, Luke'. Boss: "Do you read?" Enos: "Oh, yes, sir, Mr. Hogg. I read every chance I get. I like boy-dog stories best. The one about Patches at play was my favorite in grammar school." Boss: "I can't believe this." Enos: "It's about this dog named Patches. He's got one brown eye and one blue eye, and his master named Christopher, ...and they was out playing with the squirrels and the cows on the farm..."

Would you like to credit Wikipedia for text which you copied/pasted?

I've never tried to delete a whole thread, Roger. It may be within my powers, but I'd rather that Meadowmufn did it.