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Best Chest in the U.S. (1987)

This event takes "Best Chest in the West" one step further by bringing together Best Chest Winners from all over the country. Three divisions compete for the crown. The "Itty Bitty Titty" division highlights seven Best Chest competitors in the small breast size. Six sexy ladies compete in the "Huggable Honey" division representing competitors in the medium breast size. And finally, seven incredible ladies compete in the "Hefty Honey" division representing the large breasted women. Each division creates a special look as these sensuous ladies go the distance to impress the judges with their special assets. You won't believe it as the crowd goes crazy as we crown three winners for the Best Chest in the U.S. Celebrity Judges Are: Ron Smith, Bill Gazzarri & Dan Haggarty. Hosted by comic Garret Adkins
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This event takes "Best Chest in the West" one step further by bringing together Best Chest Winners from all over the country. Three divisions compete for the crown. The "Itty Bitty Titty" division highlights seven Best Chest competitors in the small breast size. Six sexy ladies compete in the "Huggable Honey" division representing competitors in the medium breast size. And finally, seven incredible ladies compete in the "Hefty Honey" division representing the large breasted women. Each division creates a special look as these sensuous ladies go the distance to impress the judges with their special assets. You won't believe it as the crowd goes crazy as we crown three winners for the Best Chest in the U.S. Celebrity Judges Are: Ron Smith, Bill Gazzarri & Dan Haggarty. Hosted by comic Garret Adkins

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Keith Jon
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In Theaters:1/1/1987
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Pacific Media Entertainment

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