The Great Bikini Off-Road Adventure

The Great Bikini Off-Road Adventure

3.3

Jan 02 1994

2h 30m

Comedy

An ancient American Indian burial ground is threatened by an evil real estate developer when the owner of the land (who runs a local off road jeep tour company) has trouble with his business. His beautiful neice and her crew of beautiful friends take over the jeep tours and attract business and save the day the old fashioned way, by taking their tops off during the tours they are leading.

Lauren Hays

Lauren Hays

Lori Baker

Floyd Irons

Floyd Irons

Duke Abbey

Avalon Anders

Avalon Anders

Paulina Smalls

Dan Frank

Dan Frank

Johnny Baumer

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