By Jennifer Shaffer
This Willy’s was originally built by Clayton’s Custom Cars for Gary Smith as a yellow show stopper. After its purchase by John Rosatti, the coup was disassembled for repainting using PPG Automotive Finishes black and dressed out with Harliquin flames. The custom interior is done up in spice and black leather, with air brushed details by Augi’s Artworks. It rolls on Budnik Gasser series polished aluminum wheels; 17×7 on the fronts and 17×15 on the rears. Stopping is done through polished Baer 2-piston brakes and controlled through a …

This 1969 muscle car was used to be named as the most recognizable car in the world. Well, we believe this may be true in the USA, because it was used in famous TV series The Dukes of Hazzard [1979-1985].
The Dodge Charger was named General Lee after C…