The Dukes of Hazzard
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321 General Lees were reportedly used in the filming of the Dukes of Hazzard TV show. This car here is considered to be the first "General Lee" used in the opening scenes of the pilot episode and was seen jumping over Rosco's Police Car in the opening credits of every subsequent episode of the series. YouTube Video of jump. LEE1 was reused later in the show in episode 4, “Repo Men“. It was painted a dark blue/green color with a big “71″ on the top and had Nascar sponsor decals on the side. The American Racing Vectors were replaced with gold painted steel rims. The sides of the car were banged in further to give the appearance of a battered race car. The car was portrayed as Richard Petty’s “Tire Test Car.” Then it was retired to a Georgia junkyard, where it would remain for over two decades before it would be resurrected. If it hadn’t been for Dukes of Hazzard fans Travis Bell and Gary Schneider, it may still be there.
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On January 19, 1807, Robert Edward Lee was born in Virginia. He was to become one of the most famous generals of all time, often ranke...
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