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Tail For Sale (1989)
Gina, Carly and Eva are three gorgeous, swinging roommates with Tail for sale. When their lesbian dispatcher calls, one of them is sent out on assignment. Scene 1 Keisha, Buck Adams
Scene 2 Barbara Dare, Fifi Bardot
Scene 3 Sharon Mitchell, Don Fernando
Scene 4 Faith Turner, Jon Martin
Scene 5 Keisha, Jon Martin
Scene 6 Sharon Mitchell, Buck Adams
Scene 7 Faith Turner, Don Fernando Scenes 5,6 and 7 are in the same room but no partner swapping
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Gina, Carly and Eva are three gorgeous, swinging roommates with Tail for sale. When their lesbian dispatcher calls, one of them is sent out on assignment. Scene 1 Keisha, Buck Adams Scene 2 Barbara Dare, Fifi Bardot Scene 3 Sharon Mitchell, Don Fernando Scene 4 Faith Turner, Jon Martin Scene 5 Keisha, Jon Martin Scene 6 Sharon Mitchell, Buck Adams Scene 7 Faith Turner, Don Fernando Scenes 5,6 and 7 are in the same room but no partner swapping
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Vidco Entertainment
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