This episode is the perfect example of how my parents raised us.. we may mess with each other but if you're and outsider that messes with one of us you mess with all of us
The Plymouth is a 72 Fury III. The two differences between this car and the car my parents had in which I learned to drive was the color and mine was a four door. Mine had the 360 v8. They even had an inline 6 cylinder, which I saw one once. that thing could barely move. 440 was the next engine up.
@@heiselproductions_01 Aaahhh... You've got a good ear my friend. Those sound effects ARE from a Dodge Charger... But not the General Lee... It's from the '68 Charger R/T in Bullitt. Specifically when it was blowing the doors off of that '68 Mustang Fastback Steve McQueen was driving. I read somewhere years ago that they asked the driver of the Charger to take it easy so he wouldn't make the Mustang look so bad 😕
I grew up loving this show way before I realized who General Lee was. Now, having grown up in the south, I'm disgusted by the veneration of such people. Still, a fun show.
This episode is the perfect example of how my parents raised us.. we may mess with each other but if you're and outsider that messes with one of us you mess with all of us
Try that in a small town before it became a song .
I always loved when the duke boys helped boss Hogg or Rosco
It's amazing how good some of the driving and chase scenes were in this show.
Rosco was the best police officer ever in this fantastic TV show from the 70's and 80's 👍😉
Wow, that was a Beautiful '72 Fury!!!
That Charger is magic.
Every time I hear Boss yell
“It’s the Duke Boys!” In this clip, it fills me with joy
Never lose the dukes I been trying for years
Always liked those big Plymouths!
Big ol' 70 Plymouth Fury. Probably 383, or 440. My friend has a 69 Dodge polara with a 318 small block in a big boat. That saddles the car.
@@terryschnereger8531 I love Mopars, since 1977, when Dad buy a Monaco. Now I own that same ol good Mopar!
The Plymouth is a 72 Fury III. The two differences between this car and the car my parents had in which I learned to drive was the color and mine was a four door. Mine had the 360 v8. They even had an inline 6 cylinder, which I saw one once. that thing could barely move. 440 was the next engine up.
Pity....that was a nice Plymouth coupe
If only Chrysler/Dodge/Fiat made good cars like then.
I wish they would bring back the Dukes of Hazzard it was stupid they took the f****** s*** off that was my favorite show to watch
You can watch the dukes of hazzard show off amazon of all 7 seasons if you have amazon prime tyler
I love how Boss Hogg *knows* that the Duke boys can save him.
Mostly Boss Hogg needs saving from himself, due to his own greed and crooked ways.
Boss Hogg mostly needs saving from himself more than anything else. Same for Rosco as well.
Rosco FTW!
Good lord...Cooter looks rough
Yeah! I forgot all about old Cooter. What was his relation again to them?
@@ecaldwell9 friend
That was his cousin
They seem to like reusing sound effects for the General Lee.
Technically, those aren’t even General Lee sound effects. Those sound clips are from the movie “Bullit” (1969).
@@heiselproductions_01 Which still make it a great show even with the general.
@@heiselproductions_01 also used in the 2nd walking tall movie in 1975
@@heiselproductions_01 Aaahhh... You've got a good ear my friend. Those sound effects ARE from a Dodge Charger... But not the General Lee... It's from the '68 Charger R/T in Bullitt. Specifically when it was blowing the doors off of that '68 Mustang Fastback Steve McQueen was driving. I read somewhere years ago that they asked the driver of the Charger to take it easy so he wouldn't make the Mustang look so bad 😕
I remember reading somewhere that Steve thought he should have been driving the Charger in that movie
Was this the only Car Crash in Water Hazards?
Well, there was the time the General Lee was sunk (“The Ghost of the General Lee”), and Bo & Luke were presumed dead… 💀
Previous episode, Witness for Persecution, saw the bad guys driving a Mercury Cougar, that dove right into the drink at the end
What was the budget for tires in this show?
I think they changed tires like NASCAR teams, a new set with every gas fill up.
That wasn’t actually Cooter was it? Different actor?
His cousin if I recall
That was copters cousin in that scene
Cooters
American muscle Classic Whips, the Dukes of Hazzard Hollywood stars what’s up to balls hole
El idioma no me lo gusta para nada me gusta el español
I grew up loving this show way before I realized who General Lee was. Now, having grown up in the south, I'm disgusted by the veneration of such people. Still, a fun show.
Cant get anymore American than the Dukes of Hazard
@@zarnell amen
I see you’re subscribed to Bernie Sanders Robert E Lee is more of an American than that commie scumbag
Have the box series watch it when i want to and dont have to have anyones permission