US presidents travel in a limousine nicknamed "The Beast." It features a secure communications system and a fridge with the ...

On May 30, the sixth film in the Karate Kid franchise, Karate Kid: Legends will open in theaters across America. As you dig ...

This is the untold story of how Travis Bell, founder of Celebrity Machines and a lifelong fan of The Dukes of Hazzard, discovered the very first General Lee—the iconic car from the hit TV series - ...

Building cars is an old business ... At just 31 years old at the time, Lee was certainly one of the youngest executives General Motors had ever hired. And that came with a whole bag of challenges.

You should sell it before you ruin it" while another wrote that it "Won't be the General Lee anymore." After purchasing the car in 2012, Watson wrote a tweet that said "Sorry to all that are ...

Baker's collection includes the General Lee from "Dukes of Hazzard ... He says it was the only real Grand National used in the film from the eight cars that were built. It comes with a photo ...

Waldron created the original General Lee design ... remote control cars, and lunch boxes. People even modified real-life autos to look just like the one on the show. An incredible number of ...

There are several that people agree are the most iconic movie and TV cars of all time, with the General Lee — the chosen ride of Bo (John Schneider) and Luke Duke (Tom Wopat) on the adored ...

Playing Kelly Monaco’s mom has been effortless and the love is real ... following a near-fatal car accident in 2023. In the X shared by Nancy Lee Grahn, the General Hospital star indicated ...

The listing description, which had several photos, said available items included a replica of the iconic General Lee car, items from ... are owned and operated by real people with families and ...

The Dukes of Hazzard star John Scheider is forever tied to the iconic car from the series, the General Lee, and he owns an exact replica that his late wife gave him as a gift. The actor and singer ...

The TV show was actually based on the 1975 film Moonrunners, which, in turn, was inspired by the life of Jerry Rushing, a real-life bootlegger ... with the General Lee hero car.