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. 🙁
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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.