Hi,

I am selling my vintage 1980 Dukes of Hazzard thermal cup.

See description and details on ETSY

Thanks for your interest!

Val

I’ve had my plastic Canadian lunchbox, for over 30 years now. I paid 10 cents at a thrift store, when I was 7. I’m 40 now. Lol. I just purchased that thermos. It’s being shipped, as I speak. I lost out on one, week ago on eBay. I was bummed out. Until, I found that one. Seems like the last one online?  Extremely hard to find. Very happy. It cost a lot. But it took me this long to find it. So I think it’s worth while. Now mines complete. Finally! Thank you, have a good day. 

1 hour ago, Justin said:

I’ve had my plastic Canadian lunchbox, for over 30 years now. I paid 10 cents at a thrift store, when I was 7. I’m 40 now. Lol. I just purchased that thermos. It’s being shipped, as I speak. I lost out on one, week ago on eBay. I was bummed out. Until, I found that one. Seems like the last one online?  Extremely hard to find. Very happy. It cost a lot. But it took me this long to find it. So I think it’s worth while. Now mines complete. Finally! Thank you, have a good day. 

Welcome to Hazzard County Justin!

My lunchbox, and thermos, is just the tip of the iceberg. Of my collection. I’ve got a plastic tub full. My older brothers, 8track tape, my collectables, I got as Xmas gifts in 97, reissued DieCast and matchbox type cars. I also have a few originals. My 2 older brothers coloring activity books. N some wrist launch cars. I bought mint, sheets at same thrift store, years ago, for .25 cents.The good ol days, when collector stuff was just stuff. Now prices r crazy. Everybody can look online now n see the value, b4 they buy. Only thing that didn’t survive growing up. Was my brothers Dukes, black plastic wallet. Maybe I’ll find a replacement some day. I’m happy with what I’ve got. Thanks for reading. Take care. 

Thanks!  Hobie, glad to meet you. I’m from a small town in southwestern Ontario Canada. Smaller than Hazzard County by far. Hehehe. But nice neighbors, just like Hazzard. We all know each other & help each other. Love small towns.Time  runs a lil slower. 

On 10/18/2024 at 5:40 PM, Hobie Hartkins said:

Welcome to Hazzard County Justin!

I second that. We are happy to have you Justin and hope to hear a lot more from you. 

On 10/18/2024 at 4:48 PM, Justin said:

Thanks!  Hobie, glad to meet you. I’m from a small town in southwestern Ontario Canada. Smaller than Hazzard County by far. Hehehe. But nice neighbors, just like Hazzard. We all know each other & help each other. Love small towns.Time  runs a lil slower. 

YES!! That's how my hometown ( Franklin Tennessee) was  before the Saturn car was being made in Spring Hill ( 8 miles down the road). NOW.....everytbody lives there from everywhere!  Franklin  ( They  work in Spring Hill, live in Franklin. )

* Good to see you partner !!    DON'T be a stranger!!

Edited October 21, 20241 yr by Hobie Hartkins

Glad to see the Dukes memorabilia , is still goin strong. Collectables, original and repop, are goin up in value everyday it seems.i just spent a small fortune, on 3 more Dukes items. To ad to my collection. I always wanted a tin pressed steel ertl General  Lee. 1/16 scale.i have 2 of them now. In good condition. Not mint. But not a problem for me. Missing the brown plastic dirt Ramps. Those are rare as hens teeth. Some day I’ll find one. Maybe . I also found, a mint Dukes plastic wallet. Like my older brothers had. So that’s cool. A lot of other Dukes orig, things, for sale online,  Are above my price range. But never say never.you only live once, and you can’t put a price, on good memories. Live on Dukes, and Dukes Fans!  And be safe out there. 

Good to have you back Justin. How have you been? It's always nice to have another Dukes super-fan hanging around here. 

I’m doin good Roger, thanks fer askin. Waitin fer spring to hurry up.Yardsale  season. N maybe, a swap meet or 2. N antique malls. The fun stuff. To find more Dukes goodies. Glad to b part of this cool, nostalgia fan club. The world needs, more things like this. To bring people together. Nevr was a fan of Facebook. But this Dukes site, is like reliving the past. N the good ol days. Keep It  tween the ditches. N live on Dukes of Hazzard! Itl never die. Thanks again Roger.