Swamp Molly

Aww. God bless her, she should have been in more than one episode. I think her and Peggy are in good company up there.

Orange

This one is definitely a 2 door Impala; haven't found out about the other one yet. Probably this weekend. I've been swamped with school (no pun intended). lol The Ghost episode aired last night on CMT, and I seen that Roscoe slammed into it with his patrol car. It makes me wonder how many times that happened and how many of them may have been used in taping. That might be part of the reason why there's a shortage? lol

Daisy

Thank you Roger. Yeah, what really got me in the episode was when Jesse walked across the floor, after hearing the news, and he sat down; Roscoe sat down next to him.. Roscoe goes on to say how he had to get after the boys a little, and how he thinks they liked it a little and he did too, but there was never any harm meant. When he says how they and he both liked it a little, I always cry and laugh at the same time. The kicker after that is when he puts his hand down next to Jesse, Jesse puts his hand on top of Roscoe's. Roscoe actually shows remorse for what's happened. Sure wish I could say the same for Boss. I know that Boss being callous in front of Jesse was part of the storyline, but it tugged on my heart strings a little because of him and Jesse going so far back, timewise. Although, there are other episodes where the boys were in danger and Boss was worried for them.

Watch

Well, I know she has a couple of good guys up there that are probably pretty happy to see her. RIP Peggy, Denver, and Sorrell It really is unfortunate when good people that once graced our screens pass on.

The Boars Nest

It is a really great song! I haven't seen The Good Guys; I'll have to check it out. Is that the one with Mark Wahlburg and Will Farrell?

Sad to hear the news. I loved Peggy Rea as Lulu; and I always loved Lulu's love for the Dukes. I haven't read it anywhere else online yet, but on Wikipedia, it says she was 88 - she lived a long and beautiful life, I am sure. RIP

The episode of Alice in which Boss and Enos appeared; Boss Hogg was actually a relative of Jolene.

Denver did portray ornery old Mad Jack on Grizzly Adams. He was pretty good friends with Adams', and he had his donkey named "Number 7". Grizzly Adams was a great show. We used to curl up on Sunday nights and watch it when I was little.

Thank you Daney!!

Thanks for the pics, Hoss. I am definitely sure it is a '65. Although, it might be a Caprice though too. They are almost identical. I'll have to show a picture to my dad. lol He's about the only person I know that can pick it down and tell me the differences. After my brother's passing, his best friend bought a '65 Caprice four door. I myself couldn't see any differences between them - but Dad could. lol They are beautiful cars though!! 1965, my brother used to say, first year of the wide body.

Thanks for the link!! I never knew this group existed! We're in the process of restoring the Impala, so maybe this would help. It's hard to find parts for them. Well, some parts; some are a dime a dozen, then there are some things that are nearly impossible to find without paying an arm and a leg. We keep the Impala going; I take it to car shows and put his name on it. The car community in our county - they grieved his loss very much. Our mayor, right after he passed, at a car show dedicated the Mayor's Choice award in my brother's name; he told the crowd, "He was going to be one of the great car restorer's among us." My brother spent time with my dad in the garage from the time he was a baby. My dad has been painting for 40 years now. My brother placed 3rd in the state at a welding competition amongst all the schools in Michigan. He also had a '73 Marathon Checker Cab he was restoring, but Dad decided it was too much and sent it off to the yard. My brother was a complex person. He was into his cars, always running in and out of the garage working on something - almost like a mad scientist. lol Through school, he had no mufflers on his Impala and had long hair... He graduated with honors. Then he decided to go into law enforcement, cut all his hair off, and started going to college. He was only with us for 19 years, but he never sat idle - he was always making the most of his life. He died in July 2007 from a pulmonary embolism; it was unexpected and devestating. We still grieve him very much. You will hear me make a lot of reference to him. We were like 2 peas in a pod. Thank you for the condolences. I watched the episode on my computer last night and I do think it's a '65. I'm looking too at the picture Hoss posted.