The General Lee Trying Drifting - Dodge Charger R/T Drift & SOUND!!
This is my first video with my new camcorder, a Canon Legria HF M46, about a beautiful Dodge Charger R/T with the orange livery of the "General Lee", the famous Charger driven by the Duke cousins in the TV series "The Dukes of Hazzard".
Here you can see a famous italian drifter, Federico Sceriffo, trying to make some drifts (powerslides) with the muscle car.
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2011 Dodge Charger vs. The General Lee Track Video
New vs. Old two Chargers from different eras together on the Inside Line test track.
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1969 Dodge Charger General Lee Classic Muscle Car for Sale in MI Vanguard Motor Sales
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This is a car that has been seen in the movies, and has become an eternal icon. The Mustang in Bullitt, Eleanor in Gone is 60 Seconds, Burt Reynolds car from Smokey & the Bandit, and the Mopar from Vanishing Point are just a few. Everyone has their favorite movie car. Cars have been a huge part of movies since the beginning.
The General Lee upstages its human co-stars in the 1979 television series. A similar car was put through its paces in the 2005 film, The Dukes of Hazzard, featuring Jessica Simpson, Johnny Knoxville and Sean William Scott. The General Lee is believed to be a 1969 Charger, but that is only a part of the story. During the television series, more than 250 cars were used (some people believe it is more than 300), and an occasional 1970 model crept into the picture. In 2005, when it came time do to the movie, 24 cars were used, including 1968, 1969 and 1970 models. In the movie, the original motor was replaced by a HEMI, while the TV show used a 383. Among the subtle differences between the movie car and the TV car are the tires. The movie car featured the white letter tires, while the TV show usually had them blacked out.
Vanguard Motor Sales is proud to present Stunt Vehicle #2, a 1969 Dodge Charger, from the 2005 movie, The Dukes of Hazzard. The title is in the name of "Warner Brothers Feature Films", and the dash has been autographed by Roscoe, Daisy and Bo. The stunt options for the car include a fuel cell in the trunk, roll cage, second brake and right and left line lock.
Lift General Lee's hood and you will see the 383 cubic inch motor, and 4 barrel carburetor. You will also see that the cassis has full tubular support. The aluminum radiator keeps everything cool and the front disc brakes make sure the General stops on a dime.
The solid metal body is laser straight, and the undercarriage is solid. The margins are tight and do not disappoint. The orange paint is in great shape and all of the details that make this Charger the General Lee, such as the "01" on both doors and the flagged roof make this piece of movie history stand out in a crowd.
Open up the doors and you will see the original interior. Underneath the wood wheel you will see the large left brake pedal which was installed for the stunts, as we mentioned earlier. Between the seats is a console and aftermarket tachometer. The dash is autographed and the Warner Brothers window sticker sits behind the driver. Look above you and you will see the roll cage, another stunt addition. There are seatbelts front and back, so you can take the whole family to the local car show, or on a weekend cruise.
Don't miss out on an opportunity to own a piece of Hollywood history!
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General Lee in Wellsboro, Pennsylvannia
I attended the annual STPR Rally event, and during this time, came accross a clean looking 69 Dodge Charger made to be a replica of the Dukes of Hazard car... horns and all.
The owner wouldn't do a burn out, since there were other locals around, but posting the video of a nice looking car.
General Lee with a new tuned engine
Sounds better then before!!!
Camshaft adjusted and a new timing chain is installed.
And the ignition has been adjusted.
Homemade Firewood Processor Detroit Diesel Powered
First run of the wood processor. powered by a 453 Detroit 4 cylinder, 105 hp. 3 49 gpm pumps. 35 inch saw blade, 25 ton splitting ram, 3 second split cycle, 8 way wedge. video showing sawing and splitting functions
