The 61-year-old actor, who played Bo Duke during the series’ six-year run, first revealed the destruction of his Holden, Louisiana, property on Facebook. One of those photos shows a replica of General Lee’s car being crushed by a tree. Other parts of his property were also severely damaged by the storm.
The TV show, which ran from 1979 to 1985, was shown in the depths of the southern United States. Tom Wobat played Luke Duke, Schneider’s brother, and Catherine Bach was their long-daughter Daisy Duke. Characters Bo and Luke are famous for chasing General Lee on dirt roads and flying over hills to escape from corrupt law enforcement officer Boss Hogg.
All cars were modified in the Dodge Chargers rifle rating, based on the 1969 model year. Schneider estimated that the cast The Dukes of Hazzard “We destroyed most of it,” Schneider told Britain’s Daily Mail. “This is a Ford Crown Victoria that has been converted into a General Lee.” He wrote on Facebook with the image of the wrecked car: “When something like this happens, you have two choices: cry or laugh. I choose to laugh. I am that car and it will surely be recovered.”

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