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Thread: General Lee vs. the Bandit.
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09-01-2011 #41
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The Bandit Trans-Am sure sounded an awful lot like a bigblock Chevy.
*fun fact: The Two-Lane Blacktop/American Graffiti '55 Chevy was used to record engine sounds for Smokey and the Bandit.
With an LS7 454 in that Trans-Am, I'd put ALL my money on the T/A.Derek Kiefer,
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09-01-2011 #42
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OK I don't think we're really gonna find an answer to this, so let me throw something else in here to argue about.
Who got more air? The general or the Fall Guy?
Matt Kenner
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09-01-2011 #43
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Gotta be the General on that one. They jumped that car 200+ feet distance.
The two shows actually had some of the same mechanics & drivers.
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Don't get me started on Colt Seevers. He single handedly saved the day so many times. This world would be a dark dark place w/o him.
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