does anybody have a DOH collection they would like to share?
i don't have much:
*2 t-shirts
*a few seasons of the Dukes DVD sets (i think maybe 2 or 3, along with sea. 1)

When I was a kid I had a Matchbox car General Lee, and a blue nightie with a big picture of Bo & Luke on the front (along with the show's logo). Unfortunately, those are long gone. I've taken the DVDs out of the library and am thinking of buying them.

Brandon, did you ever read the Dukes of Hazzard Unofficial Companion by David Hofstede? It has cast interviews, an episode guide and a complete list of memorabilia. You should check it out, if you haven't already. :D

When I was a kid I had a Matchbox car General Lee, and a blue nightie with a big picture of Bo & Luke on the front (along with the show's logo). Unfortunately, those are long gone. I've taken the DVDs out of the library and am thinking of buying them.

Brandon, did you ever read the Dukes of Hazzard Unofficial Companion by David Hofstede? It has cast interviews, an episode guide and a complete list of memorabilia. You should check it out, if you haven't already. :D

no i haven't. thanks for the info. i'll look into it. :)
btw, i counted my season sets. i only have 3. and i don't know this counts, but when the movie came out, i bought a poster of the General Lee making various jumps. if i can find it on line, i'll post it.

I have a few items:

The Dukes of Hazzard Unofficial Companion, by David Hofstede
The Dukes of Hazzard Pilot TV Episode DVD
The Dukes of Hazzard original cast cassette (1982)
Trading cards (a few)
TV Guide 3/8/81, 5/1/82

I read somewhere that there was a cast album released while the show was still going on. Of course, Tom Wopat, John Schneider and Sonny Shroyer all had their own recording careers going on at the same time.

I read somewhere that there was a cast album released while the show was still going on. Of course, Tom Wopat, John Schneider and Sonny Shroyer all had their own recording careers going on at the same time.

Yeah, it's a very cool album. I have it on cassette. Besides some great
songs, it also has some snippets of dialogue by James Best and Sorrell Booke.
The entire contents is listed below ...

1. Good Ol' Boys
Narration: Sorrell Booke
Vocal: The Hazzard County Boys

2. The General Lee
Vocal: Johnny Cash

3. Laughing All the Way to the Bank
Narration: Sorrell Booke
Vocal: The Hazzard County Boys

4. Up on Cripple Creek
Vocal: Tom Wopat

5. Cover Girl Eyes
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

6. In the Driver's Seat
Vocal: John Schneider

7. Flash
Vocal & Narration: James Best

8. Down Home American Girl
Vocal: Catherine Bach

9. Duelin' Dukes
Narration: Sorrell Booke

10. Keep Between Them Ditches
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

11. Ballad of the General Lee
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

(The album was originally recorded in September and October 1981.)

I had a Dukes board game complete from around 1980-81 and an unused Dukes activity book. It had about 400 pages of games, puzzles etc...and was from 1983. I put both one eBay about 2 years ago and the final bid was $1. That's what I started the auction at and only one person bid. I was upset about it but I honored the bid as always. It wasn't a total loss though, Another game I had purchased at Goodwill for $2.99 brought $350.00 so I more than made up for the Dukes loss. :lol:

Yeah, it's a very cool album. I have it on cassette. Besides some great
songs, it also has some snippets of dialogue by James Best and Sorrell Booke.
The entire contents is listed below ...

1. Good Ol' Boys
Narration: Sorrell Booke
Vocal: The Hazzard County Boys

2. The General Lee
Vocal: Johnny Cash

3. Laughing All the Way to the Bank
Narration: Sorrell Booke
Vocal: The Hazzard County Boys

4. Up on Cripple Creek
Vocal: Tom Wopat

5. Cover Girl Eyes
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

6. In the Driver's Seat
Vocal: John Schneider

7. Flash
Vocal & Narration: James Best

8. Down Home American Girl
Vocal: Catherine Bach

9. Duelin' Dukes
Narration: Sorrell Booke

10. Keep Between Them Ditches
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

11. Ballad of the General Lee
Vocal: Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys

(The album was originally recorded in September and October 1981.)
Thanks for that info! I read that Sonny Shroyer released an album in 1982 or 1983. THAT I'd love to hear!

Um...
one shirt with 01 on the front
The Unofficial Companion book
The soundtrack
A poster of the General Lee
Season 1
and a nice model car of the General Lee

i got all 7 seasons going get movies on the 10th got remot control car soon and got dukes shirt i sharingthem with nobody sorry

I had a Dukes board game complete from around 1980-81 and an unused Dukes activity book. It had about 400 pages of games, puzzles etc...and was from 1983. I put both one eBay about 2 years ago and the final bid was $1. That's what I started the auction at and only one person bid. I was upset about it but I honored the bid as always. It wasn't a total loss though, Another game I had purchased at Goodwill for $2.99 brought $350.00 so I more than made up for the Dukes loss. :lol:
Awesome! :cool:

did you ever read the Dukes of Hazzard Unofficial Companion by David Hofstede?

I've got this book. In general, it's a great reference for any Dukes fan but whoever editted this book did a horrible job. As I read through, the book, there are more, unnecessary commas, than in anything I've, ever, read before.

Although poorly written, it's still an awesome reference book.

^ As much as I love Herbie J. Pilato's Bewitched Forever, it is the poorest editing job on a book I've ever seen. I think it's worse than the Dukes book in that regard.