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Road Strip (2003)

While hitching your way to spring break the delicious duo of Teri & Lexy let you tag along for the ride of a lifetime. Is this a dream... No Way! You have become the main player in Peach's RoadStrip. the girls will take you anywhere you ask, as long as you make sure to get them to their Peach Girl audition on time. Along the way you can drop by swinging strip clubs, the Wet T-shirt Cantina, an out of control sorority house party, Big Earl's Erotic Kingdom and maybe other decadent destinations. Luscious ladies can be found everywhere you turn. But beware, you are about to embark on an erotic adventure not for the faint of heart, where the wrong decisions could leave you stranded at the roadside.
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While hitching your way to spring break the delicious duo of Teri & Lexy let you tag along for the ride of a lifetime. Is this a dream... No Way! You have become the main player in Peach's RoadStrip. the girls will take you anywhere you ask, as long as you make sure to get them to their Peach Girl audition on time. Along the way you can drop by swinging strip clubs, the Wet T-shirt Cantina, an out of control sorority house party, Big Earl's Erotic Kingdom and maybe other decadent destinations. Luscious ladies can be found everywhere you turn. But beware, you are about to embark on an erotic adventure not for the faint of heart, where the wrong decisions could leave you stranded at the roadside.

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In Theaters:5/13/2003
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Runtime:52 minutes
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