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Published: 9:47 AM January 5, 2006    Updated: 7:29 PM February 22, 2021

IT looked just like a scene from a film in August when a man from Barrington restored a car to look just like one of the most famous cars of all time – the General Lee. James King, 30, bought a replica on eBay of the General Lee – famous from The Dukes o

IT looked just like a scene from a film in August when a man from Barrington restored a car to look just like one of the most famous cars of all time - the General Lee.

James King, 30, bought a replica on eBay of the General Lee - famous from The Dukes of Hazzard television series.

James then went on to restore the interior of the Dodge Charger to look like the famous vehicle.

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