How many Dodge Chargers were destroyed in Dukes of Hazzard?

i read somewhere on the net a few years ago that there were a total of 11 cars outfitted as the 'general lee'.

fyi

none, because dodqes came off the assembly as wrecks,

A total of 240 cars where used in the show...

Daisy Dukes, FTW!

But I thought there was just one General Lee and Cooter kept fixing it. The Duke boys couldn't afford 300 cars!

That waz good none Cuz their all crap

24 to 32

Good thing. They were ugly looking pieces of junk anyway.

No chargers are da boss

English much?

They chose the Dodge Charger for their false flag for a reason you know.

Daisy had a few trillion of my unborn children!
Her, and the Hee-Haw ladies!

do you know the dukes was supposed to be more of a drama/action show. with a more serious tone.

but b/c the kids started liking it the people in charge went cartoonish to sell the merchandise


sort of like the 1st season of maried with children was more dark and then they went cartoonish/buffoonish.

that's my cliff clavin bar trivia fact for the night

Worst destruction of the General Lee.

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F*ckingrektm8

Same, my favorite was when they did a jump and you could see the entire front quarter panel crushing upon impact and then they'd cut to the Duke boys in the front seat shaking their head like they hit a pot hole (with the grainy background screen on).

:Cnn220:

Legend has it that the producers hired helicopters to troll highways looking for dodge chargers used in the show to buy them off drivers because it was starting to get hard to find replacements

My dad had a 1969 Dodge Charger 440RT. Sold it to a high school 'kid' in 1974. When the 'new' Dukes of Hazzard movie came out, we looked on the internet and found that 'kids' name, he lived only 60 miles from us. We called him and he still had the car! His son drove it to prom earlier that year. The car was original as the day my dad sold it to him.

My dad offered him $15k cash on the spot but the guy said it would take at least $35k to get him out of it. Dad went up to $25K but the guy wouldn't budge.

We tried tracking down my dad's '74 Corvette but no luck there.

should have offered 30k