Of all places to find this, I saw this on Main Street in Downtown Ridgefield. Notice the side body kit is actually lawn edging.

 

Does this translate to: "That VDub is farfromgroovin' "

 

"Does this translate to: "That VDub is farfromgroovin' ""

Close enough for government work.

 

Ummmm..... That's not very close then.

 

I'm kind of glad that Uncle Jesse ain't around to see these, he'd have a fit.

 

But do they fly?

 

Hard to tell there Greybeard, we have a shortage of washed out bridges in Cabarrus County NC, that's a Georgia thing.

 

Dukes was mostly filmed in Sevier County, TN (IIRC)


WRONG!

Quote from Hazzardnet:

The first five episodes were filmed in and around Covington and Conyers, Georgia, and also parts of Atlanta.

After that, production moved to the back lot of Warner Bros studios in California and some facilities in Burbank. Also, most of the country/back roads scenes were filmed at Disney's Golden Oak Ranch at Placerita Canyon in Santa Clarita, CA.

One of HazzardNet’s members, Hoss C., created a very detailed look at the sets and filming locations. This is great information for anyone wanting to know more about the production of The Dukes of Hazzard. His work appears in our Forums and will be preserved as a fan resource.



OT CONTENT - Forgot about this redneck ricer in Vermont last year - "Ya got any more 2x6ers, this ain't quite right yet!"

 

Mowgli-

That's a really kewl ride.. But should have at least used PT lumber for the body lift..

 

What a waste of good tires