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This site is completely free and there are no costs. Please enjoy and provide feedback.I always liked the look of the Mopars but was turned off by the cheap interiors.Yep, he's enjoying the crap out of it. Spectacular build and even though I never got into the mopars, much respect for what they brought to market between 63 and '71.
I'll beat it like it owes me money, lolHis General Lee is a beautiful car but he is not scared to run it down the track.
You could enter Sick Ward and follow along. It's being included just not racing.My cars aren't Sick Week cars but I may 1 day the 2023 Powertour this year.
It was a hell of a week in Florida. Had a few minor mechanical maladies to deal with but nothing major. I still can't get that car to run 12.90s consistently. I have a bunch of gopro footage I have to go through and assemble a video for.
I seen that, I'm sure it's not Toms IIRC owned by another nameGee whiz Tom !
'Dukes of Hazzard' 'General Lee' wrecked in Missouri
A "General Lee" replica was wrecked in Hollister, Missouri, prompting speculation that it was one of the vehicles used to make the "Dukes of Hazzard" TV show.www.foxnews.com
So all of the "General Lee's" have that black crash bar in front ?I seen that, I'm sure it's not Toms IIRC owned by another name