Made by Coleco in 1982, the Dukes of Hazzard pedal car is a rare collectible. It had quite a few features for the time, including motor sounds, working Dixie horn, adjustable pedals (“for riding comfort”), and opening doors, hood, and trunk. Dukes of Hazzard Pedal Car By Coleco
This site contains affiliate links, which means that we may earn commissions, at no extra cost to you, through links you make purchases through. For more information, Privacy Policy & Affiliate Disclosure.Made by Coleco in 1982, the Dukes of Hazzard pedal car is a rare collectible. It had quite a few features for the time, including motor sounds, working Dixie horn, adjustable pedals (“for riding comfort”), and opening doors, hood, and trunk. 
This Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane 8″ action figure, made by Figures Toy Company, comes with his signature black cowboy hat, gun belt, and uniform.
This Dukes of Hazzard Luke Duke action figure features Luke’s signature blue jeans and blue plaid shirt, authentic belt buckle, & denim jacket. The figure comes in a resealable plastic clamshell. 
The infamous Double Zero is the only car to ever beat the General Lee. That little fact is something we learned in the 1997 Dukes of Hazzard Reunion. On the box of this diecast model, the title of the car is “Cooter’s Ford Mustang”. This is incorrect, as the Double Zero was not owned by Cooter. This particular release is from 2012 and differs from the 2001 in two distinct ways, the 2012 version has windshield wipers and a black hood scoop.
Mego released this Daisy Duke 3 3/4″ action figure in 1981. It was part of the first series of 3 3/4″ Dukes of Hazzard action figures (in addition to Bo, Luke, and Boss Hogg). This figure was also available as a bonus with the Daisy’s Jeep model.