Rusty, a regular at the Dairy Queen cruise-ins, started looking for a 1969 Charger to change into a "General Lee" around a year ago. A Trenton man named J.L. Duke sold this low-mileage beauty to Rusty.

He said he doesn't slide through the door the way cousins Bo and Luke Duke did, but people are always asking to ride with him.

Even though the youngest generation wasn't around to see the show when it originally aired from 1979 to 1985, "Kids just go crazy ... they just lose their minds over that car," Robinson said. "I go to birthday parties, and the kids are scared. I have to talk them into taking a ride. They're scared that I'm going to jump something."