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 General Lee |  Hazzard County Patrol Cars |  Dixie |  Daisy's Roadrunner/Satellite |  Jesse's Pickup |  Cooter's Tow Truck |  Boss' Cadillac |
| Vehicles: Season 1, Vehicles: Season 2, Vehicles: Season 3, Vehicles: Season 4, Vehicles: Season 5, Vehicles: Season 6, Vehicles: Season 7, Vehicles: Reunion Movies |
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| The General Lee is the most famous stock car to every come out of the South. In 1976, Bo and Luke Duke were looking for a car that would handle the powerful racing engine they had built for the Hazzard Road Race Championship. They found it in a Capitol City junkyard. It was a black 1969 Dodge Charger that had been used as a getaway car. It had been wrecked in the chase and sold for scrap. The boys bought the car and with the help of Daisy, Jesse and Cooter they set to work. In two days, the body work was done, the engine was installed and the car was painted using the only paint Cooter had - orange. The car had an "01" on the door that according to Bo meant when you start with nothing it's number 1 all the way. To add an extra touch, they boys put a rebel flag on the roof and a Dixie horn up front. Uncle Jesse named the car "General Lee" and a legend was born. With the fighting spirit of the South pounding his pistons and turning his tires, the General Lee won every race, jumped over every obstacle and saved Hazzard County on a weekly basis. Over the years, the General stopped being a car and became a member of the Duke family. Even Boss, who hated that "big orange clunker car," had to admit that the General Lee was the top car in Hazzard. Bo and Luke drove the General until the time finally came for them to leave Hazzard. Before the boys left, they stored General Lee in Cooter's Garage. When Cooter when to Congress he moved the General to his storage barn along with all his junk cars. In 1994, he told local mechanic Red Perkins to take the junk cars and Red mistakenly took General Lee as well. When everyone came home in 1997, the Dukes were tricked into an overland car race against crooked land developer Mama Max. When they went to get the General they found him missing. Cooter remembered selling the cars to Red so they went to his garage. General Lee was there being used as a home for a rooster and was in pretty bad shape. Red's daughter Mavis said Red was going to send the General to the crusher but he stopped because the General was "just too pretty to destroy." Bo, Luke, Cooter and Mavis worked all night and got the General back into fighting shape in time to win the race and save the Duke farm. Now, whenever Bo and Luke visit Hazzard they get the General out and race him just like old times. |
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REUNION - NEW GENERAL |
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REUNION - OLD GENERAL |
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  Rosco's Primary License Plate: 83522, First Appearance: "One Armed Bandits" Enos and Cletus' Primary License Plate: 83502, First Appearance: "Money to Burn" |
| The Hazzard Police Department went through more patrol cars than any other police department, real or imagined. Between Rosco, Enos and Cletus hundreds of patrol cars met their doom on the back roads of Hazzard County. Open ditches, sewer pipes, telephone poles, unfinished bridges - these obstacles and many others found themselves plugged up with the still-spinning wheels of a distinctive white car with a star on the side. There were several kinds of patrol cars used over the years, but by far the Dodge Monaco and Plymouth Fury cars were the most widely used and most recognizable. All Hazzard patrol cars have the same design. They have all white paint with Sheriff star decals on both front doors. Below those decals are the "Hazzard County" decals. On the top of the front fenders and rear quarters are "Sheriff" decals. On the roof is a Sheriff lightbar with red and blue lights. The cars have PA systems and CBs. The cars have blackwall tires with baby moon hubcaps. |
| 1975 Dodge Monaco, First Appearance: "One Armed Bandits" |
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| 1970 Dodge Polara, First Appearance: "One Armed Bandits" |
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| 1975 Plymouth Gran Fury, Rosco's License Plate: 25689, First Appearance: "Mary Kaye's Baby" |
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| 1973 Plymouth Fury, First Appearance: "High Octane" |
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| 1974 Plymouth Satellite, Rosco's License Plate: 66346, First Appearance: "Swamp Molly" |
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| 1974 AMC Matador, Rosco's License Plate: 25689, First Appearance: "Deputy Dukes" |
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| 1976 Plymouth Fury (Single Headlights), First Appearance: "Luke's Love Story" |
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| 1978 Plymouth Fury (Dual Headlights), First Appearance: "Goodbye, General Lee" |
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| 1977 Dodge Monaco, Rosco's License Plate: 83522/Enos' License Plate: 83502, First Appearance: "Days of Shine and Roses" |
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| 1978 Plymouth Fury (Flashback Version), First Appearance: "Happy Birthday, General Lee" |
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| Dixie was a 1980 CJ-7 Jeep that belonged to Daisy. She recieved it in "The Runaway" as a bridesmaid gift from millionaire C.J. Holmes after her Roadrunner was destroyed. Originally, Dixie was a Golden Eagle edition Jeep. It had the Golden Eagle on the hood and the Golden Eagle script on the side of the hood. It had steel doors with personalized "Dixie" script and daisy flowers on those doors. Later on, the doors and the Golden Eagle script were removed and the Dixie script was put on both sides of the hood.Although she never got the spotlight like General Lee, Dixie became as much a part of the Duke family as he did. However, by 1997 Daisy replaced Dixie with a new motorcycle. |
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  License Plate: FCH 630 |
| Daisy drove a 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner in the first few episodes and then a 1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring for the rest of the first season and part of the second season. Originally, this car didn't belong to any specific Duke, but later on it was clear that this was Daisy's car. All the Roadrunners were yellow, had a black accent stripe across the roof and down the sides, and had black accent stripes on the hood. In the first season, a 1974 body style Roadrunner was used. This car had a distictive bulge hood that was only used on the 1974 model. It also had a flush quad-headlight grill and chrome bumpers with black bumper stops. In the second season, a 1971 body style Sebring Satellite was used. The accents began in the front and ran toward the windshield on each side of the hood. This car also had a recessed chrome wraparound grill. Daisy's car was destroyed while Bo and Luke were running from some of millionaire C.J. Holmes hired goons. The brakes went out and Bo and Luke jumped out before the car plummeted off a cliff. |
| 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner, First Appearance: "One Armed Bandits" |
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| 1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring, First Appearance: "Money to Burn" |
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 |  License Plate: CL 7634 Jesse's pickup was as reliable as Jesse, himself. Jesse's pickup was first seen in "High Octane." It's seen briefly from the courthouse window. It was a white stepside Ford pickup. Apparently, Jesse got rid of this truck and got a new one, which we first see in "Luke's Love Story." It is a 1973 white Ford F-100. This is the truck that Jesse drives for the rest of his life. It was always dirty and it wasn't the fastest thing around, but that old Ridge Runner could really make that thing move when he wanted to. |
| F-100 Short Bed, First Appearance: "High Octane" |
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| 1973 F-100 Long Bed, First Appearance: "Swamp Molly" |
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 |  License Plate: SU 0265, FU 0265, RN 4581 Sooner or later, every Hazzard vehicle took a ride on the back of Cooter's tow truck. Over the years, Cooter had many different trucks. The first was a brown Chevy truck with a wooden bumper. The second truck was a yellow Ford with a custom tow bed. It had the towing arm on the rear bumper and had various pinstripes on the body. The third truck was another Chevy pickup like the first truck except this one was gray with a white top. It was a regular pickup with no towing arm. In the early years, Cooter also owned a Chevy flatbed truck. The fourth and fifth trucks, which are the most familiar, were blue and white Chevy and Ford trucks with a bed-mounted towing arm. |
| 1969 Chevy Tow Truck, First Appearance: "One Armed Bandits" |
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| 1967 Ford F-350 Tow Truck, First Appearance: "Money to Burn" |
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| 1968 Chevy Pickup, License Plate: RN 4581, First Appearance: "Witness for the Persecution" |
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| 1969-71 Chevy Flatbed, First Appearance: "People's Choice" (also used in "The Canterbury Crock") |
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| 1979 Ford F350 Custom Tow Truck, First Appearance: "And In This Corner, Luke Duke" |
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| 1969-71 Chevy Tow Truck, License Plate: SU 0265, First Appearance: "Cletus Falls In Love" |
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| 1968-72 GMC Tow Truck, License Plate: FU 0265, First Appearance: "Miss Tri-Counties" |
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 |  Boss' License Plate: BOSS 1 Whatever it was Boss was into, he did it in style. That included the car he drove. Boss' car was a stock 1970 Cadillac Deville convertible. It was white on white with steer horns on the hood and a vanity plate that said it all, "BOSS 1." Boss' caddy had a CB in the back and a car phone. You can also spot a trailer ball hitch on the back of the first Caddys even though Boss never towed anything. |
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 |  Rosco's License Plate: 83522 This car appeared in "The Great Hazzard Hijack." It is the standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol car repainted in camo colors. It has the standard Hazzard County Sheriff decals. |
 |  Rosco's License Plate: 83522 In "10 Million Dollar Sheriff," Rosco inherits $10 million from his late Uncle Hosia Coltrane and goes "hog" wild with the money. One of his most extravagant purchases is a 1969 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow outfitted as a Sheriff's car. It comes complete with lightbar, Hazzard County Sheriff decals and a TV in the back so Rosco can watch cartoons. Rosco's inheritance falls through and he has to give the car back. (also used in "Southern Comfurts") |
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 |  License Plate: NONE These 3-wheelers are seen in "Twin Trouble" when Boss takes away Rosco and Enos' patrol cars. These are likely Kawasaki models since Cathy Bach was a spokesmodel for the company in the 1980s. These trikes were black and white with Hazzard County Sheriff decals on the gas tanks. |
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 |  License Plate: 55876, 25367, 72589, 7684 This patrol car is first seen in "My Son, Bo Hogg." It is the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car repainted to Chickasaw County colors and has Chickasaw County Sheriff decals. Chickasaw cars were the dual-headlight cars instead of the more popular quad-headlight cars. Sheriff Little's car also had some menacing bumper guards that looked like fangs! There were spotlights on both A pillars above the door mirrors. |
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 |  License Plate: 5972 (plate also used in "High Flyin' Dukes") This first patrol car is seen in "Baa Baa White Sheep." It is the standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol car repainted to what is supposed to be Georgia State Police colors. It has State Police decals on the doors. The second car appears in "Heiress Daisy Duke." |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "Welcome Back Bo 'N' Luke." It is the second State Police patrol car seen in the series. It is the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car with dual spotlights on the A pillars. It has the same State Police decals as earlier cars. This is likely a redressed Chickasaw patrol car. |
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 |  License Plate: S-58957 This patrol car is seen in "Baa Baa White Sheep." It is the standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol car repainted to Finchburg colors and has Finchburg County Sheriff decals on the doors. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN These patrol cars are seen in "Daisy's Song." Most appear to be standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol cars repainted to Atlanta Police colors and with Atlanta Police decals. However, there was at least one other model of car used in the chase scene, the rear shot of which you can see below. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "The Ghost of General Lee." It is a standard 1975 Dodge Coronet patrol car repainted to Sweetwater County colors and has Sweetwater County decals. It has dual spotlights on the A pillars and likely later became the Chickasaw County patrol car. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN These patrol cars are seen in "Daisy's Song." They are the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol cars with decals on the doors. |
 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN These patrol cars are seen in "Deputy Dukes." They appear to be 1971 Plymouth Furys. They are painted in Springville County colors. They are unique because they don't have County Sheriff star decals on the doors. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN These patrol cars are seen in "Double Sting." They are standard 1975 Dodge Coronets. They were gold with white tops and the standard County Sheriff decals on the doors. |
 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN These patrol cars are seen in "Days of Shine and Roses." They are the standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol cars. They were black with white tops and Hatchapee County Sheriff decals. Sheriff Loomis liked to paint moonshine jugs on his fender for every moonshiner he caught. |
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 | License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen briefly in "Twin Trouble." It is standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car. It is blue with a white top and Hatchapee County Sheriff decals. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "The Hack of Hazzard." It is a 1972 AMC Matador patrol car. It appears to be white and blue with Colonial City decals. |
 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "New Deputy in Town." It is the standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol car in Roseville. It is black with a white top and white doors. City of Roseville Police Department decals are on the doors. "109" decals are on the doors and trunk lid. A minor difference from other patrol cars is the CB antenna is mounted on the roof. Under the hood, the boys note the car has nitrous oxide and the air conditioning is unhooked. Later in the episode it's discovered the car is a fake. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "Big Brothers Bo and Luke." It is the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car with dual spotlights on the A pillars. It has Capitol City decals on the doors. This is likely a redressed Chickasaw patrol car. |
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 | License Plate: UNKNOWN This patrol car is seen in "Happy Birthday General Lee." It is the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car with dual spotlights on the A pillars. It has "State Police" style Capitol City decals on the doors and the older "gumball" style lightbar. This is likely a redressed Chickasaw patrol car. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "LuLu's Gone Away," Rosco and Enos become the Hazzard County Mounties when their wrecks bust the county budget. |
 |  License Plate: 1523 This patrol car is seen in "Cool Hands, Bo and Luke." It is the standard 1976 Plymouth Fury patrol car repainted to Osage County colors and has Osage County decals and dual spotlights on the A pillars. This is likely a redressed Chickasaw patrol car. |
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 |  License Plate: NONE The Mean Green Machine made its debut in "The New Dukes" as the first major challenge for Coy and Vance. It was an armored vehicle with a large electromagnet in the front, an oil sprayer and flamethrower in the rear and tire-shredding hubcaps on the sides. The front viewports flip up so the driver can see better. There are also hatches on the top stationary turrent and the left side of the machine. After disappearing at the end of the episode, the Machine resurfaced a few episodes later, then once again disappeared. It's whereabouts are still unknown. |
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 |  License Plate: HUGHIE 1 Hughie Hogg was a junior version of Boss Hogg. So, it stands to reason that he would drive a junior version of Boss' car. Hughie drove a 60s VW Beetle convertible complete with steer horns on the hood. Hughie's VW is first seen in "Uncle Boss." This car is later destroyed after a trip through a sewer pipe in "The Revenge of Hughie Hogg." |
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 |  License Plate: USA 1 "Limo One is Missing" introduced us to then President Jimmy Carter's personal limo. It was a 1975 black stretch Lincoln Continental that according to Cooter could reach 120 mph in second gear. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This was Cooter's racecar from "Luke's Love Story." It was a 1970 Chevy Camaro. Its racing number was 99, which is on the doors and on the headlight covers. Cooter's name is on the sail panels in script and there are black "350" decals on the sides of the hood scoop. This car was flipped over at the end of the episode. |
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 |  License Plate: CK 8228 This was Amy Creevy's racecar in "Luke's Love Story." It was a 1968 Ford Mustang named Lucifer. In true "devil" fashion, its racing number was 13. |
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 |  Black Tillie I, License Plate: UNKNOWN Black Tillie II, License Plate: SNP 650 Sweet Tillie, License Plate: UNKNOWN Jesse's moonshine runners were named both Black Tillie and Sweet Tillie. The first time we ever see one of Jesse's shine cars is in "High Octane." It appears to be a stock 1971-72 Ford Galaxie Custom 500. Jesse says he's had the car for years. Waylon refers to it as Sweet Tillie. The second and third runners we see are in "Days of Shine and Roses." In what is supposed to be old home movies we see Black Tillie I, which appears to be a 1948 Chevrolet sedan. It is only seen briefly on the screen. During this episode, Jesse agrees to race Boss like in the old days. Cooter loans Jesse a 1967 Ford Mustang coupe for the race that Jesse names "Black Tillie II." |
| Black Tillie I, 1948 Chevrolet Sedan, First Appearance: "Days of Shine and Roses" |
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| Sweet Tillie, 1971-72 Ford Galaxie Custom 500, First Appearance: "High Octane" |
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| Black Tillie II, 1967 Ford Mustang Coupe, First Appearance: "Days of Shine and Roses" (left engine shot used also in "Repo Men") |
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 |  Gray Ghost, License Plate: UNKNOWN Gray Ghost, Jr., License Plate: ASN 365 Boss' moonshine runner was named the Gray Ghost. It is first seen in "Days of Shine and Roses" in what is supposed to be old home movies. Gray Ghost I appears to be a 1948 Chevrolet sedan. It is only seen briefly on the screen. During this episode, Jesse agrees to race Boss like in the old days. Boss gets a 1968 Camaro as his new race car that he names "Gray Ghost, Jr." |
| Gray Ghost, 1948 Chevrolet Sedan, First Appearance: "Days of Shine and Roses" |
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| Gray Ghost, Jr., 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, First Appearance: "Days of Shine and Roses" |
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 |  License Plate: NONE In "Repo Men," Bo and Luke spot a wrecked racecar on Ace Parker's car lot. The car is a 1969 Dodge Charger that Richard Petty wrecked while shooting some tire commercials. The car was green with the racing number 71. In reality, this was the very first General Lee created by Warner Bros. for the show. It is the General that jumps over Rosco's partol car in "One Armed Bandits." That footage is seen at the end of most of the opening credits. After that jump, the car was repainted for use in "Repo Men." |
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 |  License Plate: DLW 390 (Duke Vs. Duke) License Plate: TMN 435 (Miss Tri-Counties) This was Cooter's racecar in "Duke Vs. Duke." It was a 1968 Chevy Chevelle that Cooter set up with an old Cale Yarbourogh racking engine. The 1968 Chevelles were the only ones of the 1968-70 body style that had side vent windows. After Cooter hurt his foot, Luke raced this car against Bo in General Lee. This car resurfaced in "Miss Tri-Counties" as Melanie's race car and is likely Petey Willis' car in "Welcome Back, Bo 'N' Luke." |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN Rosco and Cletus raced these cars in "Duke vs. Duke." They were standard 1977 Dodge Monaco patrol cars except they had the no lightbars, full rollcages and racing numbers on the hoods. Rosco raced #24, which had an illegal nitrous oxide set, and Cletus raced #34. #34 resurfaced in "Miss Tri-Counties" as the Riverton Sheriff entry with Riverston County Sheriff decals on the doors. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Goodbye, General Lee" Boss attempts to win the first annual Hazzard Drag-N-Fly by rigging up an early 1973 Pontiac Firebird to beat the General Lee. It had a blue paint job with gold accents along the bottom rocker panels, door bottoms, top and grill. |
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 |  License Plate: NONE In "Birds Gotta Fly" Daisy mets disbarred NASCAR driver Molly Hargrove who convinces her to try her luck on the NASCAR circuit. Daisy drives Molly's 1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring. The car was yellow with a black strip down the sides. It was also covered with various racing decals. The 72 race numbers were on the doors, hood and trunk. |
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 |  License Plate: ZAB 749 When Bo and Luke first meet Cale in "Dukes Meet Cale Yarborough" he is getting ready to run the Illinois 500 using a white 1969 Dodge Charger. Cale used this car to test his computerized, servo-operated, pop-off design wastegate. That's just a fancy way of saying "turbocharger." This car was later repainted into one of the General Lee decoys. |
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 |  License Plate: NONE While doing work for Uncle Sam in "Undercover Dukes" Bo and Luke go to work for Mary Beth Carver's NASCAR race team. Bo's car a 1984 Buick Grand National. It's red and white with the racing number 44. The primary sponsor is MBCarver racing. Parts of the main race are intercut with CBS racing footage. When Bo's car is mentioned, we see the #44 Budweiser car driven by Terry Labonte, who also appears in this episode as a member of Bo's pit crew. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Happy Birthday, General Lee" we learn the Hogg Hellcat was Boss' pride and joy years ago. It was a 80s Chevy Malibu racecar. It was base white with a red section going from the bottom front edge of the doors to the end of the sail panel and across the trunk. It also has two parallel red stripes across across the top from hood to trunk and the number 13 on the doors. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "The Dukes of Hazzard Reunion" we are introduced to the Double Zero. It belongs to local racer Buzz Kilroy and has the distiction of being the only car that ever "whupped" the General in an overland race. The car was a 1967-69 Ford Mustang fastback. It has a blue paint job with flames on the front and OO on the side. While Double Zero may have beat the General years ago it couldn't do it in the rematch. There were actually two Double 00s. The second was built by Mama Max with an illegal super turbocharged racing engine to be used as a ringer in the middle of the race. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Luke's Love Story" Enos is part of the Hazzard Obstacle Derby and drives a 1976 Plymouth Fury numbered 86. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "The Hack of Hazzard," Bo and Luke temporarily take over running the Tisdale Cab Company while Miz Tisdale goes on vacation. It was a Checker cab. They were produced from 1956-82 with very little variation. It had two sets of checkerboard patterns that ran down the sides and a hand horn on the driver's rear view mirror. The trunk had an ad panel for what looks like the Hogg Funeral Home. |
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 |  Texas License Plate: CBP 397 This was the car the female bounty hunters drove in "Mason Dixon's Girls." It was a stock 1979-80 Pontiac Trans Am convertible. The Trans Am decal on the trunk lid was covered up with duct tape. |
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 |  License Plate: VARIOUS The Carnival of Thrills used a variety of stunt cars in its acts. They appear to be mostly Dodge and AMC cars. All car had the same white paint with Carnival of Thrills decals. The only car that was different was Bob Dexter's jump car, which was white with flames and had "Leap for Life" painted on the sides. |
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 Bob Dexter's 1973 "Leap for Life" Ford Torino |
 1973 Plymouth Satellite, License Plate: THF 297 |  1973 Ford Torino |
 1971-72 Chevy Vega |  1975-76 Mercury Montego |
 1970 Chrysler Newport, License Plate: BSL 653 |  1972 AMC Matador |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Jude Emery," Cooter loans Daisy a car that will impress Snake Harmon. It is a 1972 Plymouth Roadrunner with dual 4-barrel carbs. The side pipes are obviously just for show because when he car is jumped at the end of the episode you can see how far from the body they are mounted. The blue interior against that purple paint makes an unforgettable combination. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "One Armed Bandits," Cooter's car is actually one of the 1976 Ford Torinos from "Starsky and Hutch." |
 |  License Plate: EJP 759 When Coy and Vance first come to Hazzard in "The New Dukes" they are driving a 1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring. It appears to be a stock car with a blue paint job and a white accent stripe across the top. This car is blown up by the Mean Green Machine. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This is the car Luke traded General Lee for in "Goodbye, General Lee." It was a 1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring with a plain yellow paint job and black interior. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN This RV is seen in "Daisy's Song." It is a rolling home for Miss Mabel and her ladies of the evening. It is a Coachman RV with two-tone brown stripes. |
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 |  License Plate: SZX 431 In "Baa Baa White Sheep" we are introduced to Boss' brother, Abraham Lincoln Hogg. Abe and Boss are identical twins, so they drive near identical cars - Abe's is a 1969 Cadillac Deville convertible. However, Abe's black car matches his black suit, just like Boss' white car matches his white suit. |
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 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Hazzard in Hollywood" we find Rosco owned a 1970-78 Dodge recreational vehicle. It was white painted on both sides with a mama possum and a buzzard with collared greens in his beak. Sadly, Rosco's RV was stolen while he was in California and chopped up. |
 |  License Plate: NONE In "Follow That Still" Boss uses an 1954-60 Army M59A1 APC as a pick up spot for selling illegal cigarettes. But when local moonshiner Hard Luck Jones swipes it and turns it into a mobile still it becomes an armored problem for the Dukes. According to Luke, the APC carries a 40MM cannon, can go 4-5 hours on a tank of gas and haul 15 marines at a time. |
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 |  Texas License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Mason Dixon's Girls" Mason and associates travel in a RV camper equipped with mobile phone and minature crime lab. Two red dirt bikes are mounted on the front and rear. It also tows the girls' car, a 1979-80 Pontiac Trans Am. The RV's roof also allows the girls some important tanning space. |
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 |  License Plate: RS 8973 In "Uncle Boss" Cooter buys himself a delivery truck from E.W. Brown in Conyers. His timing is great because the first thing it's used for is to get Huey's "stolen" VW back to him |
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 |  License Plate: VARIOUS This 1969 Dodge P200 Step Van earns special notice as the most used extra vehicle in Hazzard history. |
 Fake Ice Cream Truck from "Swamp Molly" |  Hazzard County Armored Car from "Money to Burn" |
 Mail Truck from "Enos Strate to the Top" |  Delivery Truck from "Bye Bye Boss" |
 Southern Deposit Insurance Company Armored Car from "Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane" |
 Colonel Jackson's Pie Van from "The Great Santa Claus Chase" |  Hazzard County Armored Car Company from "My Son, Bo Hogg" |
 Cutlerville Armored Car Service from "Double Dukes" License Plate: JF 8203 |  Robber's Van from "The Fugitive" License Plate: JTF 4765 |
 Tri-County Armored Car Service from "Bad Day in Hazzard" |
 Armored Car from "The New Dukes" |  Atlanta National Mint Armored Car from "The Return of the Mean Green Machine" |
 |  License Plate: NONE Miz Tisdale is the fireballin' postmistress who delivers the mail on two wheels. This little old lady from Hazzard County could really sling dirt when making her rounds. |
 Cycle from "The Hack of Hazzard" |  175cc Cycle from "Double Dukes" |
 Cycle from "Cletus Falls in Love" |  Cycle from "Miz Tisdale on the Lam" |
 Loaner Cycle from "Miz Tisdale on the Lam" |  Cycle from "The New Dukes" |
 Cycle from "Lawman of the Year" |
 Cycle from "The Return of the Mean Green Machine" |
 |  License Plate: UNKNOWN In "Welcome Back Bo 'N' Luke" the boys old buddy Petey Willis comes through town with his 1968 Chevy Chevelle race car. It's very likely this is the same car was earlier used as Cooter's #76. The engine shots show both cars are set up the same with dual four barrel carbs on a high rise intake with high gold valve covers. This car is wrecked during this episode. |
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 |  License Plate: FLYN W1 Waylon Jennings brings his traveling Country and Western Museum to Hazzard in "Welcome Waylon Jennings." It is a custom painted Kenworth with a specially build display trailer. In the episode it's said there are two trucks, one real and one decoy, but there was only one for filming. |
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