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The sound of the General Lee when the Dukes shift gears

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In the commentary to 'And in This Corner, Luke Duke', they talk about how the cars they used had automatic transmissions when they were supposed to be stick. The gear shifting sounds were probably dubbed from a stick. They also say that they drove everything from 318s to 440s. Cathy asks asks if some of the 440s had a Hemi shifter. Tom tries to correct her by saying "Hertz shifter", but I think he meant Hurst shifter. Either way, John says on the commentary that they all had slap shifters.

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Dukes of Hazzard trivia! 🤔 Did you know that none of the General Lee's were manual stick shifts? 🚗💨 That's right, all automatics! 📺 The iconic gear-shifting sound was actually inspired by the Bullitt movie soundtrack. 🎥 Some General Lees had slap shifters on the floor, while others had column shifters. 🚗👀 Share your favorite Dukes of Hazzard memories with us! 💬 #DukesOfHazzard #GeneralLee #ClassicTV

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I just schooled someone in the comments section of a Dukes scene on TV Stunter's YouTube channel. The man said "I love the stick at 0:59." I told him in a reply to his comment. "It's actually the soundtrack from the Mustang in the movie Bullitt dubbed in. All the General Lees were automatics. 😲"

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