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Jake Blues is none too pleased to walk out of Ilinois State Prison to find his brothers picking him up in a Dodge Monaco Police Interceptor which he acquired in a trade for a microphone. Expecting him to arrive in this Cadillac they'd driven before he got locked up, Jake makes his complaints known.
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Celebrity Machines owner Travis Bell was able to get his hands on a pretty awesome custom Toyota SR5 pickup truck, turned into a Ferrari Testarossa. via VINwiki YouTube Channel. The automotive world is a fascinating place. Especially when it comes to the world of custom cars. There is an abundance of weird and wonderful custom machines out.
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Lee 1, in his "as found" condition in an old Georgia junk yard. Image: Travis Bell. In this week's podcast show I decided to do a follow up interview with Jim Shine, one of the major players in the restoration of the very first Dukes of Hazzard General Lee, "Lee 1.". I met Jim at the Scottsdale Barrett Jackson auction in January of.
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The run was intended both as a celebration of the United States Interstate Highway System and as a protest against strict traffic laws coming into effect at the time (States were lowering their speed limits, and a national 55 MPH speed limit went in to effect in 1974).
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For Travis Bell, owner of Celebrity Machines, his dream growing up was always to see the General Lee fly. But, what exactly what does it take to send a '69 Dodge Charger through the air?
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Today Travis Bell from Celebrity Machines explains how you can own an Australian Holden Commodore in the US:
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As Travis Bell, the owner of Celebrity Machines, tells us in the video below, the solution is surprisingly simple. Basically, you get a Pontiac G8, which is a rebadged Holden Commodore sedan. Then you import a Commodore Ute body from Australia.
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Travis Bell, owner of Celebrity Machines, talks about buying an Indiana Sheriff's car on eBay This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast 11 Related Topics Indiana United States of America North America Place 6 comments Best CaptMandible • 3 yr. ago I just watched this one last night.
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"Travis Bell is the owner of Celebrity Machines (https://celebritymachines.com/) and a lover of strange cars. When he saw the Pontiac ST and the Holden Ute.
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Travis Bell's Transcon Medivac Replica. A few months prior, in a bar on the Sunset Strip, Hal Needham came up with the ultimate disguise to run across the country at a high rate of speed and to go undetected.. Travis Bell is the owner of Celebrity Machines, a company dedicated to reproducing license plates from famous TV and Movie Cars. He.
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Inaugural Backyard 400 yard kart racing main event in Celebrity Machines, Travis Bell's backyard. What an epic event! Checkers or wreckers for these drivers.
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Travis Bell from Celebrity Machines got the chance to join Dustin Worles & Dado Carvalho on the Players Run. He explains why Canada didn't like the General Lee and how he made the legendary "FREE.
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Bell created Celebrity Machines 18 years ago after he bought the car known as the "General Lee" from "The Dukes of Hazard." "It always looks weird with an Indiana license plate on the back, so I chased down one of the original prop makers and the people that make the plates for the show," Bell said.