The General
My favorite TV car of all time, the General Lee, is on eBay. Well, a replica of it is, anyways. Amanda won’t let me buy it. 🙁
Amanda and I are back from our camping trip down to Buttermilk Falls State Park. Luckily for us, while we did get a bit of rain, there was no sign of hail or tornados down Ithaca way. We hit up five wineries, four state parks, three gorge trails, two trips to Taste of Thai, and…
I was overjoyed to have scheduled my final payment on my Eclipse. After sixty payments, I was really looking forward to having that extra chunk of change added to my bank account every month for awhile, at least until I felt it was time to finally move on from the car of my “youth”. 😉…
For the past few years I’m hemmed and hawed about entering some photos in the Fair’s photography competition. This year I saw the Fair advertise a “digital camera shootout”. You were to show up at a designated date and time, they would assign you a category, then you would have two hours to shoot as…
Let me clarify, I said he could get it if I can get the kitchen remodeled. What’s wrong with that? He said ‘No’ to my kitchen, I said ‘No’ to his car. Besides, who would want to drive that thing in Buffalo? The windows don’t roll up and the doors don’t open!!!
Ahem. And I quote…. “Doors and Windows open and close well”. So 😛
I’d say buy it………Besides, real race cars don’t have doors or windows
The buyer should have the suspension examined on that car before finalizing the purchase. I seem to recall that the car was airborne quite a bit. Also, the Stars and Bars design on the car is pretty redneck, don’t you agree?
If the General Lee replica isn’t available, maybe you can pick a Starsky & Hutch 1977(?) Grand Torino replica.
Personally, I think the Batmobile or the AMC Pacer/Stretch Limo (from Wayne’s World 2) were more interesting movie cars than the Dukes’ ride.