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Thank you for your heartfelt tribute to a wonderful show from our childhood! Regarding Daisy's car(s), I've been researching them for a building project of mine and would like to offer the following info: 1) Her original car was actually a 1974 Roadrunner. It was used through the 9th Episode ("Limo One is Missing"). However, it was only seen in five of the 9 episodes. so although the total is five, rumors that it was only used in the 5 Georgia episodes is false. 2) The second car was actually a 1971 Satellite Sebring, very subtly different from a Roadrunner. In the episode "The Runaway," the "Satellite" script is briefly visible on the dashboard twice during chase scenes. Additionally, it seems the '74 Roadrunner was painted in standard factory color "Yellow Blaze." This color was not factory standard for the '71 Satellite, so it appears the Warner Bros crews painted the 71 in the colors of the 74 in hopes that nobody would notice. We did. Thanks again for this tribute!

My all time favorite show growing up in Arkansas as a kid. Watched every episode, learned lots of lessons about life from the show. I still binge watch the Dukes of Hazzard still today. Learned that the jumps are harder on vehicles than the show makes out at a young age. LOL Decided to jump my truck and lost all the headers and exhaust afterwards. LOL But still fun to do!

This is a really cool site and congrats for publishing it. This has to be one of the best TV series to ever hit the air waves. I was in my late 20s when it aired and was a serious Grease Monkey Gear Head that loved the muscle cars. My sons came into the world in the early 80s and quickly fell in love with the Dukes. We had General Lee pedal cars, lunch boxes, General Lee models of all scales, Dukes action figures,play sets, games, drinking cups, and much more. Our house could have been a Duke's Museum. They were hooked severely on the Dukes and General Lee. We recorded about every episode on the old VHS tapes and watched them over and over until they wouldn't play no more. Finding your website sure brought back some seriously fond memories and I do thank you!!!

The Dukes of Hazzard, Best show of all time. I was five years old when I started watching it and it was an important part of my childhood. I enjoy it now and I always look back on that time with good memories. Thank you for putting together this great website!

I just came across your video from Cooter's Last Stand & Georgia Filming Locations 2017 & your website. Awesome video & website. I was there too in 2017. I was able to visit the locations when the Dukes Reunion was in Atlanta Georgia but didn't see as much as you. Hope to do that again with my younger boys. Hope to go to Bo's Extravaganza in July. We all Love the Dukes. I just need a General Lee.

I loved the show from the first episode to the last, and the part that I most loved was when the General Lee flew! I visited the Cooter's Place in Gatlinburg, Tennessee in 2014 and was great and incredible! Greetings from Córdoba, Argentina.

Loved the show since the beginning, the cast was brilliant and the car phenominal.

We all love them dukes so yall located in the USA at 4647 Helena Moriah rd Rougemont NC 27572 we built a Dukes of Hazzard museum themed as the Boars Nest ,you can find more information at our facebook page Tracey Duke or just google up Dukes of Hazzard NC that way you can see all the media of our museum

Great website! I am amazed you could locate and find actual Georgia filming locations especially since the Atlanta area has grown so much.

Just wanted to send you a HUGE thank you!! Without this website and your help I never would have been to visit ‘Hazzard County’. I actually rented a new Corvette to hit all the locations with style. LOL I’ll send you my pics and again, from the very bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!!!!!!