
“We’ve spent a lot of time making this car perfect,” said Auto World Brand Manager Tony Karamitsos. “We went through every detail to make sure that this replica is the best one yet, from the flag graphic on the roof to the engine details under the hood.”
The model is being released under the popular Authentics line, and is composed of well over 100 parts. Some of the changes that were made to the tool include a revised flag on the roof with re-aligned and correctly positioned “General Lee” script, deleted headrests on the seats, a gloss-black roll bar, a lengthened rear antenna, and a chassis featuring the correct factory overspray pattern. In addition, the wheels have been correctly painted and detailed, and the correct 383 engine is in place, complete with air cleaner and decal; there is no spare tire or jack in the trunk (and the trunk’s been painted); the Charger R/T grille emblem and wheel well trim have been removed, and so has the passenger side mirror.
Karamitsos says it best when he states, ” This is as close as you’ll get to owning a General Lee just like those good ol” Duke Boys!” We’d have to agree.