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1969 DODGE CHARGER COUPE "BOS GENERAL LEE

United States • 19 Jan 2008

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1969 Dodge Charger, famously known as "Bo's General Lee," was built by John Schneider for CBS reunion movies. It features a 511 HEMI engine, modified transmission and rear end, and upgraded suspension. It has been featured in movies, magazines, and events like the Silver State Classic Challenge.

Condition

6

While the car is described as beautiful and having undergone modifications, the listing emphasizes its history in film and racing, suggesting potential wear and tear. The modifications, while enhancing performance, may also affect the car's overall condition compared to its original factory state. The listing also mentions it being sans flag, numbers and front push bar indicating some modifications from its original General Lee appearance. All these factors lead to a rating that acknowledges both its appeal and potential signs of use.

/ 10

Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

XP29G9B279159

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

A beautiful, bright orange 1969 Dodge Charger, Bo's General Lee is quite possibly the most famous, filmed and photographed incarnate of the most recognizable car in the world.

Built by John Schneider, Bo Duke himself, for the CBS television reunion movies.

This car hit the ground running.

Originally a 383, Bo's General now houses a 511 HEMI power plant that was purchased as a crate motor and "tweaked" by John Aruzza of Aruzza High Performance.

The 727 transmission by Herb McCandles puts out 610 ft pounds of torque to the modified DANA 60 rear end.

A Gear Vendors installation effectively gives the 725hp plant 6 forward gears.

Suspension is by Hotchkiss Suspension and the frame tie steel takes all of the flex out of this original uni-body chassis and makes it run totally flat through the corners in the many film roles this car has performed.

Stainless steel exhaust by John's friends at K & N Racing make the throatiest sound ever.

Bob Mazolini worked some magic on the motor as wel...