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Atlanta Blue - The Statler Brothers While looking for Atlanta Blue on YouTube, I came across this song which I hadn't heard before but took a listen just because... The Blue Side of the Grey - Atlanta

Wow, that's looking fantastic even at this stage! I love the photo of the inside of it...it almost looks real/life size!

Welcome to HNet K-Duke! Unforutnately your poll's gonna be kinda skewed...I answered it assuming you meant where in the USA we live. LOL.

I believe that's from Deputy Dukes.

That is one freakin' awesome lookin' truck!

Hi Alex, Welcome to HNet. I've translated your message into English... Hi everyone! I'm Alexander, I'm new here in the Forum Hazzard Net. I'm a fan of The Dukes of Hazzard Taste of very beautiful actresses Catherine Bach and April Scott and actors John Schneider and Tom Wopat, because they are awesome! Thank you.

I didn't, actually. But that grandpa playin' the xylophone woulda given Lionel Hampton a run for his money! LOL

Keeping it country... Room Full of Roses - Mickey Gilley Agreed. The Memphis recordings from that period are some of his best!

Wow! What a fantastic job!

Stardust - Artie Shaw and His Orchestra

I got 11 of 44. LOL I'm reminded of an old comedy record that my brother has that spoofed Jimmy Carter (and lo and behold, the darn thing is posted to YouTube. LOL) Ol' Jimmy has to have an interpreter for his meeting with the British Prime Minister...

I believe Cooter's farm was located on Jessup Road. I also agree with Hoss for "Undercover Dukes" for the latest question.

The Snowman's rig from Smokey and the Bandit I've always dug, especially with the way it was painted. But that tanker rig from "Duel"... GAAAHHH!! That rusting hulk was the scariest thing on the road! I'm impressed that somebody did a replica of it (along with the car).

Elvira - The Oak Ridge Boys My my myyyyyyy Deliah! Why why whyyyy Deliah! (Man, he has a voice!)

Hmm...I don't think Steve McGarrett's bada$$ black '68 Mercury Park Lane from the original Hawaii Five-0 made the list...

The Chicken Pit! Good one Cap'n! "That guy just clucked at me!" ROFL The plucked chicken paint scheme was classic. Great additions to the list. I agree, the Hit Car shoulda been in there too. I think it was a '66 Charger tho'. And although the Hit Car only appeared in one episode of The Greatest American Hero, the '66 Charger was used a couple more times... ...as a Fed car for about five minutes, until it got torched... Oops, lookit that I posted another picture of You Know Who. ...and in another episode as a getaway car...

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Nice Hoss!! I was pleasantly surprised at the number of Trans Ams/Firebirds that made the list. (I woulda been verrrry disappointed if the Rockford Firebird had NOT made the list!). However, I was kinda surprised the red T/A from "Hooper" got on there. Thought I was the only one who knew of that movie. LOL.

Edmund's InsideLine has released it's 100 Greatest Movie and TV Cars of All Time list and sitting pretty in the top spot is - you know it - The General Lee! The General beat out every other car you can think of including, for the second time in recent months, the Bandit Trans Am. You can check out the list at InsideLine.com. See if your other favorites made the list! (What? There's others??)

The Letter - The Box Tops Joe Cocker also does a great version of this song (at least, the parts of the lyrics you can understand, heh!) BAHAHA! I've loved this song forever. "Taaaake meeee hommme! Oh muddah, faddah, taaake meeee hommme...I hate Granada..." ROFL

I'm in the same boat as Hoss. I can picture both the horses and the ATVs....but can't remember from which episodes each are from. That being said, since Hoss has a 50/50 chance of bein' right with the ATVs, I'm gonna go with the other 50/50 chance and say it was the horses. Khee! That's from the 1994 movie version of "Maverick." There's a big riverboat gambling scene and Denver, along with a lot of other familiar faces from 50s and 60s westerns were in it. Waylon Jennings is also seen briefly as a gambler.

Probably not singing about draperies here... Curtains - Elton John

Mountain Music - Alabama Yeehaw! Good thing otherwise it would totally ruin the song.

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