Typically, the General Lee is a 1969 Dodge Charger, though production went through so many that some 1968 models were covertly swapped in. Throughout the program's run, well over 300 Chargers were ...

Waldron created the original General Lee design, not George Barris ... they mostly used Chargers from 1969 and some from 1968, but none from the 1970 model year. In scenes that needed dynamic ...

Between the 1968 R/T 440 and the 1969 R/T 440 ... one of the most recognizable automobiles in television history: General Lee. The Orange Charger from Hazzard County, Georgia, is the getaway ...

Dubbed General Lee, the four-wheel star of the Dukes of Hazzard ... For the first-generation Mustang GT, that popularity-boosting role was in the 1968 action thriller Bullitt starring Steve ...

There were over 300 General Lee Chargers built for the show ... as his tech editor. At PHR I built a 1968 Camaro called Bad Penny that was one of the earlier pro-touring cars that actually ...

Them Duke boys ran out of luck over the weekend. Two people driving a 1969 Dodge Charger styled as the “General Lee” from the classic television series Dukes of Hazzard crashed it on Highway ...

Two people were injured in Missouri following a crash involving one of the General Lee vehicles from the television series “The Dukes of Hazzard,” officials say Western Taney County Fire ...

Did you know Punxsutawney Phil isn't the only weather-predicting groundhog? In Georgia, General Beauregard Lee has made his call: Six more weeks of winter is on the way. Georgia's weather ...

At the PNC Championship late last year, I was in the small crowd that had assembled to hear Lee Trevino hold court ... that started with his win at the 1968 U.S. Open at Oak Hill, where the ...

General Beauregard Lee has made his official Groundhog Day prediction: It will be an early spring. The Georgia groundhog with the distinctly southern name emerged from his tiny southern mansion on ...