the spirit of the General Lee
Unfortunately I don't have a picture, but...
On the way to school today, in the parking lot of the Phoenix Natural Foods Market on the corner of Broad and Pulaski, we saw a pickup truck with a camper on the top that was painted with the same color orange as the Dukes of Hazaard's General Lee, and it had the "01" paitned on the door, and although it was obscured by the camper, appeard to have the stars and bars painted on top. Pretty fucked up, I'd say. The age of the truck would suggest that definitely preceeded the recent Dukes movie. I wonder if their horn plays Dixie. (For what it's worth, on two occasions, once in Rome, GA, and once here in Athens, I have actually heard car horns that play Dixie.)
On the way to school today, in the parking lot of the Phoenix Natural Foods Market on the corner of Broad and Pulaski, we saw a pickup truck with a camper on the top that was painted with the same color orange as the Dukes of Hazaard's General Lee, and it had the "01" paitned on the door, and although it was obscured by the camper, appeard to have the stars and bars painted on top. Pretty fucked up, I'd say. The age of the truck would suggest that definitely preceeded the recent Dukes movie. I wonder if their horn plays Dixie. (For what it's worth, on two occasions, once in Rome, GA, and once here in Athens, I have actually heard car horns that play Dixie.)
posted by Model Consumer at 13:56
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Wonder if the occupants of this new "General Lee" have mastered the art of the in-out "Window Slide?"
Doubt it, but that'd be one mean feat on a pickup!
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