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The car is a circa 1976/77 Chevy Nova. This make/model appeared in several episodes of season 6, including being the bad guys' car that's used to kidnap Lulu in the season opener 'Lulu's Gone Away'. Hobie and Eddie Lee crash their car in a junk yard near the end of 'Play It Again Luke', so unless the episodes were filmed out of order, I doubt that it was the same car being driven by Eddie in 'The Ransom of Hazzard County'. It looks like all three cars I've mentioned had different wheels, which could easily be changed, and the one in 'Play It Again Luke' was dark green instead of black (I know they often repainted cars to reuse in other episodes).

The article links to a video showing how a 1999 Ford Crown Vic was turned into a stunt General Lee for the 2017 Dukesfest. I think we may have seen it before elsewhere on HNet, but it's worth watching again:
 

I'd guess that Roger's talking about 'The Great Santa Claus Chase' in season 3. It's either episode 9 or 10 depending on whether you treat 'Carnival of Thrills' as 1 or 2 episodes.

Hazzard CONNECTION
He was played by 'Boyd Bodwell' who I also remember from a season 1 episode of 'Cheers'. He played an innocent young man called Kevin who wanted to sample a bar before becoming a monk.

The article links to a video showing how a 1999 Ford Crown Vic was turned into a stunt General Lee for the 2017 Dukesfest. I think we may have seen it before elsewhere on HNet, but it's worth watching again:
 

Hazzard CONNECTION
He was played by 'Boyd Bodwell' who I also remember from a season 1 episode of 'Cheers'. He played an innocent young man called Kevin who wanted to sample a bar before becoming a monk.

You reminded me of a joke I heard on the radio last week. It was something like "Some people will spend Christmas alone without any contact from friends or family, but there's no need for them to gloat about it!" 

You reminded me of a joke I heard on the radio last week. It was something like "Some people will spend Christmas alone without any contact from friends or family, but there's no need for them to gloat about it!" 

Roger, one of our free-to-air channels has been showing The A-Team from the start, and they're now near the end of season 4. The reason I mention this is that tonight's episode was 'Mission of Peace' which included Nedra Volz in the cast. I found it on YouTube (split across several parts). She has a couple of scenes at the start and another at the end. I thought you might like to see her as someone other than Miz Tisdale. Her character's pretty feisty as she chastises BA.
 

We wrap up at work tomorrow and then I get two weeks off, but we had to keep holiday aside to get paid throughout the time off.

In other news, Taoiseach [Irish Prime Minister] Simon Harris has assured the nation that Christmas will go ahead as planned, as Santa Claus will be allowed into Irish airspace on the night of 24 December. In a video posted to Instagram, he said: “This authorisation will allow Santa [to] enter Irish airspace, will allow him have access to any airports or airfields that he requires on Christmas Eve so that he can get all of the presents to all of the boys and girls right across the country.”

Happy Birthday, MeadowMufn.

The drivers for the final seats on the 2025 F1 grid have now been decided:

Constructors' champions McLaren are staying with their 2024 lineup of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.

After a whole career powered by Mercedes engines, Lewis Hamilton is moving to Ferrari to partner Charles Leclerc.

Red Bull are keeping World Champion Max Verstappen, but have finally decided to replace under-performing Sergio Perez with Liam Lawson who drove for their junior team RB for the second half of 2024.

Mercedes are keeping George Russell, and Lewis Hamilton's place is being taken by promoted Formula 2 driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Aston Martin are also keeping their 2024 lineup of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll.

Alpine are keeping Pierre Gasly, but they're promoting reserve driver Jack Doohan to replace Esteban Ocon. Doohan previously raced in Formula 2.

Esteban Ocon is moving from Alpine to Haas and will partner Oliver Bearman, another Formula 2 driver who got three F1 starts in 2024.

Red Bull's junior team RB will use their full name Racing Bulls in 2025. They're keeping Yuki Tsunoda, and partnering him with Formula 2 runner-up Isack Hadjar after Liam Lawson got promoted to Red Bull.

Williams are keeping Alex Albon, but Franco Colapinto (who replaced Logan Sargeant mid-season) is making way for Carlos Sainz who moves from Ferrari.

Finally, Sauber are replacing Zhou Guanyu and Valtteri Bottas with Nico Hulkenberg from Haas and 2024 Formula 2 champion Gabriel Bortoleto. This will be the team's last year being known as Sauber before they rebrand as Audi in 2026. Valtteri Bottas is returning to his former team Mercedes as their reserve driver.

TRIXIE

Hoggo the ROUND

I moderated this post in a hurry the other morning and forgot to comment later. They're both really good. Maybe you could share some details of how you create them. You'll see some of my fan art efforts in this forum, but they're more technical drawings done with vector art.

We wrap up at work tomorrow and then I get two weeks off, but we had to keep holiday aside to get paid throughout the time off.

In other news, Taoiseach [Irish Prime Minister] Simon Harris has assured the nation that Christmas will go ahead as planned, as Santa Claus will be allowed into Irish airspace on the night of 24 December. In a video posted to Instagram, he said: “This authorisation will allow Santa [to] enter Irish airspace, will allow him have access to any airports or airfields that he requires on Christmas Eve so that he can get all of the presents to all of the boys and girls right across the country.”

Wax

HARPERVILLE

Alcohol

"Closing time, one last call for alcohol.
So, finish your whiskey or beer"

After I wrote the review, I went back to the other videos. One was Lewis Hamilton's last lap, and included a very emotional slow down lap and sharing the moment with other drivers and team bosses. If anyone doubts the passion that at least some of these drivers have for their sport and their teams, watch this video.

Well, that's the F1 season over for another year with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix yesterday. The Drivers' Championship was decided a couple of weeks ago, but the one that the manufacturers want to win is the Constructors Championship, and that was still to be decided between McLaren and Ferrari. Ferrari suffered a blow to their chances before qualifying when Charles Leclerc got a 10-place grid penalty for using a new energy store which exceeded his allowance for the year. He then qualified 14th and ended up starting in 19th (of 20) when other drivers' penalties were applied. A combination of bad strategy and bad luck (he got a loose bollard stuck under his car) saw Lewis Hamilton out in the first qualifying session in his last race for Mercedes. He started 16th. Pole was taken by Lando Norris with his team mate Oscar Piastri taking second for a McLaren front row lock-out.

At the start, Red Bull's Max Verstappen passed Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, but then collided with Oscar, which earned him a 10-second penalty. Max's team mate Sergio Perez also had a spin on the first lap when he was hit by Valtteri Bottas. Two laps later, Oscar got a penalty for hitting one of the Williams cars (I think it was Franco Colapinto). Meanwhile, Charles made quick work of getting through the field. There was some good racing and plenty of overtaking throughout the race. At the end, it was Lando Norris who led from start to finish to help win McLaren their first constructors' title since 1998. Ferrari finished in second and third with Carlos Sainz ahead of Charles Leclerc. Lewis Hamilton had been quite despondent for the last few races, but he seemed back on form yesterday and managed to overtake his team mate George Russell on the last lap to claim fourth. He'll be a Ferrari driver next year and says he looks good in red!

You can see the race highlights here.

Now the long wait begins for the Australian Grand Prix on March 16th!

After I wrote the review, I went back to the other videos. One was Lewis Hamilton's last lap, and included a very emotional slow down lap and sharing the moment with other drivers and team bosses. If anyone doubts the passion that at least some of these drivers have for their sport and their teams, watch this video.

Well, that's the F1 season over for another year with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix yesterday. The Drivers' Championship was decided a couple of weeks ago, but the one that the manufacturers want to win is the Constructors Championship, and that was still to be decided between McLaren and Ferrari. Ferrari suffered a blow to their chances before qualifying when Charles Leclerc got a 10-place grid penalty for using a new energy store which exceeded his allowance for the year. He then qualified 14th and ended up starting in 19th (of 20) when other drivers' penalties were applied. A combination of bad strategy and bad luck (he got a loose bollard stuck under his car) saw Lewis Hamilton out in the first qualifying session in his last race for Mercedes. He started 16th. Pole was taken by Lando Norris with his team mate Oscar Piastri taking second for a McLaren front row lock-out.

At the start, Red Bull's Max Verstappen passed Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, but then collided with Oscar, which earned him a 10-second penalty. Max's team mate Sergio Perez also had a spin on the first lap when he was hit by Valtteri Bottas. Two laps later, Oscar got a penalty for hitting one of the Williams cars (I think it was Franco Colapinto). Meanwhile, Charles made quick work of getting through the field. There was some good racing and plenty of overtaking throughout the race. At the end, it was Lando Norris who led from start to finish to help win McLaren their first constructors' title since 1998. Ferrari finished in second and third with Carlos Sainz ahead of Charles Leclerc. Lewis Hamilton had been quite despondent for the last few races, but he seemed back on form yesterday and managed to overtake his team mate George Russell on the last lap to claim fourth. He'll be a Ferrari driver next year and says he looks good in red!

You can see the race highlights here.

Now the long wait begins for the Australian Grand Prix on March 16th!

Did a bit of research on 'Three is my Lucky number' - the relevant scene is on YouTube:

One of the comments identified the artist as Billy Milo. Here's his website:
http://www.billymilo.com/ - the song you want is the 3rd or 4th if you let them play through.
His album 'Country Up In Heaven' is on iTunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/se/album/country-up-in-heaven/id344107021
or Amazon (MP3 or CD-R):
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00342W2XY/ref=dm_dp_cdp?ie=UTF8&s=music

"You scuffed my VEHICLE."

Variations on a theme from Rosco in many episodes.