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As always, great job on that model! I didn't know there was a difference on the hood between those years. What is different?

Are you sure it was welded? I think I read somewhere that they were bolted on. I don't have a picture of that but I have a picture of a replica which is yet to be put on the car where you can see how they would mount it. And I also use Flickr. All the pictures I have posted on here are hosted on that website. By now that is 1800+ pictures for free.

That wasn't a good hiding spot then.

Must've been a cold day. 30 years later and we still don't have robot sheriffs. Luckily. And to finish off a season 5 picture.

Wasn't expecting so set off such a big conversation!

I think he would've functioned better as a sheriff of another county, but they needed a sheriff for this episode while Rosco was away. He did quite a good job for the spot he had to fill in but I personally liked Grady Byrd best as temporary replacement. Rest in peace Clifton.

He was such a good character, I was glad he was a returning character every now and again unlike some other counties. Rest in Peace Don Pedro.

I never noticed this. but then again. Huey, Dewey and Louie are called Kwik, Kwek and Kwak in Dutch. Which are basically variations on the word Quack in Dutch. Who do you call a millennial? I was born in 93. I know Rotary phones, VHS, Record players and Cassettes! I still actually play Cassettes and records from time to time.

Cool to know who played the music for the show. I guess he might've composed that chase music and that before the intro tune?

I know Alan Jackson. Love his famous songs and a few others. We don't hear country on the radio over here so that first thing I did when we got internet in 2007 was search for some country music. I came onto Alan Jackson Dont rock the Jukebox and Chattahoochee.

I'm not sure how it work with turn signals over here but I've seen american cars with the tail lights on one side blinking once way long ago, i believe it was an 03' Mustang. I dont know how they would function on the front. What I do know however is that your not allowed to have a horn with more than one tone, meaning you can have a musical horn but only if you wire it so it doesn't function as the original horn you use with the horn ring/button on the wheel. Also you can not have the wide pushbar over here as the pushbar on those are directly welded to the frame. Your not allowed to have something which alters the cars' crash structure. Knowing this the small pushbar would'nt be allowed here either but I've seen pictures or people using them so i guess they make an exception for that as the crash structure still works normally I guess. I don't know the rules for this in the UK but went I was in the UK I went to a museum and saw my first ever general lee painted charger (it was a 68, still better than none). it had a wide pushbar, and I just had to know if they welded it to the frame there. This is the only time I ever layed on the floor of a museum to take pictures. this is what I saw. Welded to the frame. I wonder if it was street legal.

Not really, but it feel Cooter is supposed to be a little older than Bo & Luke.

Wasn't it a few years ago that someone else from the UK got pulled over in a General Lee, but that time is was for using the Dixie Horn? I could be wrong but what I remember was his surname was Duke and the couple inside was just married.

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From the latest batch. I'll take a guess and say this is from a promotional picture. I know I've seen this guest actor but the episode? Looks like the set of Colonial city. New deputy in town! S04E21 Valencia Oaks Movie Ranch or a different one? I don't see much familiar.

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6 months? Wow, hope your okay!

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Nothing has been posted this year? That's not right. There's been stuff posted.

While they did not do this they did have the one episode with the guy from the CB store.

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There is no list of which specific chargers were used. However all or almost all of the Chargers used on the show were bought second hand. At one point it is even said that they used helicopters to fly over places so they can spot Chargers and aks if the owner might consider selling it to them! Most Chargers on the show were only repainted on the outside as they were jump cars and only used for one scene. They might've used some in the factory color but I highly doubt they bought them new. Remember the 1969 Charger was already a 10 year old car by the time Dukes of Hazzard actually aired.

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