James Smith’s Charger-bodied Ford does a great job of providing the right looks for stunt shows and other appearances.

Behind the scenes stories from the men who built the most famous Charger in history Words: Cam Benty and Tom Sarmento; Photos: Tom Sarmento If you took a flight out of Southern California’s Burbank Glendale Airpor

The Confederate Flag remains a divisive symbol here in America, but over in Sweden a custom vinyl wrap shop has given the General Lee a cool rusty makeover.

It seems the Duke boys are at it again, tearing up Hazzard in the General Lee. Except this time they can't shake the law - chasing them in modern Dodge Chargers. AutoTrader comes to the rescue, check out this video!

For 15 years Gary Schneider lived his childhood dream of owning General Lee. He did it all: high speed 180's, donuts in the dirt and having his car driven by Bo & Luke. Luckily, the General survived a garage fire.

Back in the '80s, "Dukes of Hazzard," which ran on CBS from 1979-85 made "General Lee" into a muscle car superhero straight from the heart of the South. "Bo" and "Luke" sure did have a lot of adventures with the General, and in our featured clip it looks as though the "General" is about to have fun of his own!

The General Lee is an iconic car, though few of the hundreds of cars used to make the Dukes of Hazzard show actually survived. This rare survivor stunt car can be yours though, and probably at a bargain price thanks to all the imperfections and battle damage.