sweet

holy shit

actually it wasnt a 440 six pack it was a single quad 440 in the origional general lee

i've had the pleasure of working w/stunpeople in hollywood. these folks are top notch. like everyone says, it's outta the movie. you can hear the AD on the bullhorn near the end of the clip....

nice chops, Rhys. you make it look *easy*.

Again, no, it came about because someone did it and people liked it, and it began to catch on and develop it's own underground following.

Sayi ng it happened because "Our cars suck at everything else, so let's sl ide around some turns" is as ignorant as saying that American Dragrac ing came about because "American muscle cars can't turn."

After all, this video highlights, that is plainly not the case. All cars have an inherent balance, that when fine tuned will make it capable of alm ost anything...

Besides, it could well also have come about, becau se a driver or group really wanted to hang it out and develop their drivin g skills. In any case, enough with the ignorant "rice-burner" tr ash talk. Most Japanese cars have proven themselves too much of a match fo r most American cars anyway.

I don't care where the video came from . It's awesome to see my favourite childhood car, the 1969 Dodge Charger R /T Barnstormer with a 440 and a sixpack ripping up the roundabout.

Bet you fools didn't even know all that about that car, did you? HA! If th at's true to the original General Lee, that's the package it has. In any c ase, yes, good set-up, nice wheel skills, I enjoyed it. Peace.

Wheels to the right, slide to the left...Yep that was a drift.

thats not drifting its called powersliding u dumb*ss

Haha. Dude are you dumb? Thats from the Dukes of Hazzard movie. Go Rhys Mil lin, go!

good set-up, amazingly noone was in that lane .'/

lol thats the dukes of hazzard uncut video i hate how ppl try to play it of f like its them