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Surfer Girls (1976)
These hot teenage surfer chicks really know how to party! They take a break from the waves when a couple of guys in a VW bus pick them up for sex... LOTS of it. These girls sure know how to ride the "long board!"
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These hot teenage surfer chicks really know how to party! They take a break from the waves when a couple of guys in a VW bus pick them up for sex... LOTS of it. These girls sure know how to ride the "long board!"
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
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In Theaters:5/17/1976
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Essex Pictures
Cast
Boots McCoy
Director
Melba Bruce
Sue (as Melba May)
Tyler Reynolds
John (as Lance Stringer)
Justina Lynne
Judy (as Stephanie Young)
Joey Silvera
Harold (as Joe Skeg)
Valerie Franklin
Fantasy Judy
Harold Black
Fantasy Musician (as Harold Brownberg)
Joan Devlon
Party Girl With Cocaine (as Joni Goodbody)
Georgette Teaps
Bikini Girl with Harold (as Jeri Sweetheart)
George Moffet
Guy at Party
Paula Loose
Girl at Party
Ed Turner
Guy at Party
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