Many people know that the best way to keep the underside of you car from rusting is to keep wash the salt from it every once in a while. You don't just want to let it be wet when you're done though, you want to air it out so it can dry.

I always wondered how many Chargers they ruined on Dukes of Hazard doing all those jumps. there was some definite frame damage in a lot of those clips

IIRC, the grand total used in the show was 229. For context, Dodge built 89K Chargers in '69, and 96K in '68 (yep a few '68s snuck into the show too).

IIRC, the grand total used in the show was 229. For context, Dodge built 89K Chargers in '69, and 96K in '68 (yep a few '68s snuck into the show too).

Who cares if there were a few 68 and 69's in the show, the car was cool and Daisy was hot for the time of a young boy growing up. How can you go wrong?

No; I'm fine with the 'slip-in', and I love the show. I would love that sort of lifestyle!

I was just pointing out for anyone who would whine about 229 Chargers mashed, that it was out of 185,000 cars.

Yes, Daisy then had a killer combo of looks & personality that is very tough to eclipse.

I bet the A-Team has the lead for most rolled Jeeps. That show wrecked a lot of cars too.

...And the Rockford Files for the most amount of gold Firebirds blown up/smashed/rolled/shoved off a cliff/etc.

Like I always say, no wonder the guy lived in a trailer on the beach.

No; I'm fine with the 'slip-in', and I love the show. I would love that sort of lifestyle!

I was just pointing out for anyone who would whine about 229 Chargers mashed, that it was out of 185,000 cars.

Yes, Daisy then had a killer combo of looks & personality that is very tough to eclipse.

Yea the amount of mashed Chargers was a small drop in the bucket.

Daisy in her Daisy Duke Shorts, long locks and killer smile. :P