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Neil got a reaction from RogerDuke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeSo season 1 it appears only 2 cars destroyed. LEE1 (since restored)
LEE2 used in 2 jumps before destroyed.
LEE3 close up car
LEE4 and 5 returned to CA unsure what if any damage
LEE6 never used still survives.
Any HD photos of screen used cars would be great.
Will start looking into Season 2
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Neil reacted to Skipper Duke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeHello Neil and welcome to HazzardNet! According to the old TNN(The Nashville Network/The National Network) special The Life and Times of The Dukes of Hazzard it's mentioned by Balladeer Phil Crowley of that special that "The stunt men destroyed approximately 229 Chargers over the 7 seasons The Dukes of Hazzard series aired on Network television. They also destroyed hundreds of squad cars and other vehicles."
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Neil reacted to RogerDuke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeThat's pretty cool! We are excited to have a new Super Fan in town.
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Neil got a reaction from Skipper Duke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeSo season 1 it appears only 2 cars destroyed. LEE1 (since restored)
LEE2 used in 2 jumps before destroyed.
LEE3 close up car
LEE4 and 5 returned to CA unsure what if any damage
LEE6 never used still survives.
Any HD photos of screen used cars would be great.
Will start looking into Season 2
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Neil got a reaction from RogerDuke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeThanks for the reply.
Yes I'll definitely hang about.
Worse case I'll go season by season and episode by episode and see how I go. I know some episodes not shown in filming order but again shall try work out exactly what order episodes filmed in.
I'll keep searching and report back
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Neil got a reaction from Hobie Hartkins in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeHi everyone
A few years ago I found a Facebook user who was working on how many General Lee's had been estimated to be destroyed per episode and by each season.
He had used HD to pick up on the difference between each car used and even which ones had reused doors from previous jumps.
His estimated numbers wasn't as high as how many had been destroyed but unfortunately I can't find the post and I haven't found anyone else who had done similar research.
Has anyone on here or any other pages done a similar thing before as I'd like to check it out. I believe Season 2 and 3 the cars had most continuality errors and different cages miss minor dents ect are best ones to check.
Look forward to hearing back.
Chears Neil and thanks
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Neil got a reaction from Hobie Hartkins in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeThanks for the reply.
Yes I'll definitely hang about.
Worse case I'll go season by season and episode by episode and see how I go. I know some episodes not shown in filming order but again shall try work out exactly what order episodes filmed in.
I'll keep searching and report back
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Neil reacted to RogerDuke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeI sure wish I could help you Neal. Welcome to the HazzardNet though. Even if nobody here is able to help we hope you stay around and check the place out and make some comments. It's not as busy as it used to be but there's a wealth of information here. Good luck in your search.
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Neil got a reaction from RogerDuke in Identify General Lee's destroyed per episodeHi everyone
A few years ago I found a Facebook user who was working on how many General Lee's had been estimated to be destroyed per episode and by each season.
He had used HD to pick up on the difference between each car used and even which ones had reused doors from previous jumps.
His estimated numbers wasn't as high as how many had been destroyed but unfortunately I can't find the post and I haven't found anyone else who had done similar research.
Has anyone on here or any other pages done a similar thing before as I'd like to check it out. I believe Season 2 and 3 the cars had most continuality errors and different cages miss minor dents ect are best ones to check.
Look forward to hearing back.
Chears Neil and thanks