MaryAnne
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Yes indeed! I did an article about that a couple of years ago, with screen caps here http://www.hazzardnet.com/blog/fun-stuff/the-demise-of-daisys-roadrunner/ I'm not sure we actually see the person climb into the front seat and stop the car, but they definitely pop up from the back to more than likely do just that! LOL
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I like the idea of the mini license plate! I just looked at your pics and the bike looks to be coming right along. Your parents don't mind the "01" spray paints on the wall?? ROFL
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I think you're right as it looks like the courthouse reflection on the car.
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Hoss, you are GOOD! That's the episode I was thinkin' of. I remember it now from "Duel" as well. Obviously not the same tunnel but y'all can see why I thought it was the same. LOL
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This spot looks familiar too, that it was used in other tv shows. I almost think it was used previously in the Dukes too during the original run. I think I know what episode but I gotta check the DVD to be sure. But I remember a scene involving some bad guys having to get out of the tunnel driving backwards and Waylon saying, "Glad that's not my transmission." LOL. After looking at the Google image, from the other side of the tunnel, I also think this was used in the 1972 James Garner movie "They Only Kill Their Masters." But again, I might be wrong on that too, it's been years since I've seen the movie and I don't have that on DVD to check.
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It's Five O'Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffet Been awhile since I've visted this thread! (Video is just lyrics, btw. LOL)
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Ditto on what Mufn said. Hazzard's always home for anyone that wants it to be. Stop in anytime, we'll have some chocolate milk. Khee!
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Guten tag! Welcome to HNet! You're not getting on anybody's nerves. LOL. When it comes to the Dukes you've found the best place to yak it up about the show.
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HOSS!! I love it, I love it!! That is awesome! Man, I would so love to see that car in a NASCAR race. I wonder if Warner Brothers would be interested in sponsoring a car... LOL
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I'm relieved to hear you're okay, Roger. Your headline really gave me a start tho'! I think DaisyMae is right and you've got the Duke hard head.
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Voldemort. ROFL. I'm glad tho' that Garrett answered what car he drives for those who don't know as I didn't want to go look it up. I, for the record, don't know what car he drives now (and don't really care LOL) but I knew he was no longer driving for Home Depot. Which means I can now go into a Home Depot with a clear conscience. And I love the "I'm All Shook Cup" KHEE! Another idea would be if a enough rednecks get together to sponsor it, with a lot of beer, we could have the "Hick Cup."
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Whoever you root for Roger, do not - I repeat - DO NOT root for He Who Shall Not Be Named (tony stewart - ugh, I hated to even type that). Do not root for him. Do not. Every opinion I have about He Who Shall Not Be Named can be summed up easily. And that's all I have to say about that. Dale Jr, however, yes root for him. Good choice! As for the apparent loss of southern flavor for NASCAR...yeah, it seems a little more cosmopolitian now. There was a time when your biggest corporate sponsors were either booze or cigarettes. Rebel flags flew from nearly every camper and car at every track. Most of the tracks were in the south. Now it's spread out all over the country, cigarette sponsors are gone, booze is still hanging on, but the rebel flags are few and far between and we have the likes of Viagra as sponsors. ("Mommy, what does male enhancement mean?" Ahem....) My brother and I joked that when Winston gave up the main sponsorship of the Cup race, that Koolaid shoulda stepped in. Then we'd have the Koolaid Cup. Or Gerber (the baby food maker) coulda sponsored and we'd have the Sippy Cup. Or the makers of paper cups, Dixie, coulda sponsored and we'd have..well, the Dixie Cup. Southern inference, however, not implied. Or Maxwell House coulda sponsored and we'd have the Coffee Cup... Awright, I better stop. LOL
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Aw man, I'm sorry to hear your bike was stolen after all the work you put into it. Hopefully whoever stole it will get what they so richly deserve. Meantime, I'm glad to hear your building a new one. We'd love to see the pics as you progress on it!
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Happy Birthday Waylon, the Ramblin' Man! http://youtu.be/AhYy26-kV1g
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I don't think there was hardly a tv show back in the 70s and 80s that DIDN'T make use of this locale as a background. LOL. In my collection of available caps I have at least two from Greatest American Hero... And one from Columbo (look hard, they're in the background). I concur with Roger. I LOVE this thread!!
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Holy bleep!!! $200 for the gee-tar?? *whimper* I had one of those once! And in my reckless youth it got trashed. I held on to it but finally pitched it a few years ago because there was no way I could restore it, the stickers had all been torn off, strings were long gone, couple of the tuning keys were broken/missing and the guitar head was broken but secured to the rest of the guitar with duct tape. *whimper* Good memories tho'. I loved that thing. I eventually got a real guitar and learned to play. Thank you Waylon Jennings.
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Was there a link or image to go with your question, Carlos?
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WOW!!!! That is awesome! And the little details in the back, terrific!
