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These cars were primarily 1968 and 1969 models, serving as the iconic General Lee. The show's frequent use of car jumps resulted in a high number of Chargers being destroyed or damaged, with an estimated average of two Chargers per episode
orangefactorfive
The episode with the teleporting space alien was a bit unrealistic.
NR2K
I fell in love with the 69 charger because of this great show.
yannireddit
Gutpilegutezeit
We were so easily entertained back then.
Heavychunkymoisture
I remember just throwing dirt or rocks when i was a kid to pass the time
ChoonahFish
Loved that show and those cars.
lackadaisycull
Looks like them Duke boys are at it again…
Heavychunkymoisture
The theme song rocks too!
allcluedup
https://open.spotify.com/track/7xRind9RPsvGHWR0qbGmfE?si=uHJtmc59TTOhkmPtzbNOTg
natebitatibetan
Waylon Jennings.
Heavychunkymoisture
I call him Jaylon Wennings cause dyslexia
Heavychunkymoisture
Cooter was the best
HunglikeaHamster
Daisy's cooter was too..
clamjuicecoctail
You would think there would be an actual number written down somewhere.
badspellingchecker
problem is they (per other websites), is they originally bought the original car and so many others from local dealers, and pretty much consumed every 69 in the region. They then took to 'producing' them in their own 'factory' which took similar models (b bodies) and dressed them to appear as chargers. So not only did we lose Chargers but also Dodge Coronet, Dodge Super Bee, Plymouth Road Runner, Plymouth Satellite, and Plymouth GTX.
Heavychunkymoisture
I had a hot wheels general lee back in the day. You could open the hood and doors. Launched that sucker off the stairs and piles of dirt