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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Motorama Girls}}
{{About|deleted scene|show cars|[[Flo]], [[Rhonda, Laverne, and Sheila]]}}
'''Motorama Girls''' is the fourth deleted scene in [[Cars]]
==Plot==
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Radiator Springs is having a karaoke night, and [[Flo]] is singing a song. Lightning asks [[Ramone]] how he and Flo fell in love, to which Ramone starts his story. Some Motorama Girls came from Detroit, Michigan to Radiator Springs. Nobody had seen anyone like them before. Their chaperone had broken down. With some time to kill, they did what they did best. They had lots of fun. They drank fuel, they danced the conga, and Red gave them car washes. Then they came to Ramone's to get paint jobs. Ramone's final car was flo, when he dropped his air brush and fell in love with her, stating, "You're too good for me to paint. I can't touch a classic." The next day, the Motorama Girls left, and Flo remained with Ramone in Radiator Springs. As Flo finishes her song, Lightning asks how Ramone knew she was the one. Ramone replies, "You just know, man. You just know."


Radiator Springs is having a karaoke night, and [https://worldofcarsdrivein.fandom.com/wiki/Flo Flo] is singing a song. Lightning asks [https://worldofcarsdrivein.fandom.com/wiki/Ramone Ramone] how he and Flo fell in love, to which Ramone starts his story. Some Motorama Girls have came to Radiator Springs from Detroit, Michigan. Nobody had seen anyone like them before. They had a chaperone, who broke down, and that's why they were in Radiator Springs. The girls have some time to kill, so they do what they do best. They had lots of fun. They drank fuel, they danced the conga, and Red gave them car washes. Then they came to Ramone's to get paint jobs. Ramone gave them some paint jobs. Finally, on the last car, Ramone dropped his air brush. Flo asked, "What's the matter? You're too good to paint me?" Ramone said, "No, baby. You're too good for me to paint. I can't touch a classic." The next day, the Motorama Girls left, and Flo stayed. And that's the story of how Ramone and Flo fell in love. Lightning asks how Ramone knew she was the one. Ramone replies, "You just know, man. You just know." Meanwhile, Flo finishes her song.
This deleted scene later became a storytellers' story titled ''Showstopper''.


==Trivia ==
*This deleted scene later became a Disney Story Tellers story titled ''Showstopper''.


==Trivia ==
[[Category:Unused elements]]
*This Deleted Scene would eventallly become the plot of a Cars Storybook.
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[[Category:Unproduced]]
[[Category:Deleted Scene]]

Latest revision as of 23:57, 28 March 2024

This article is about deleted scene. For show cars, see Flo, Rhonda, Laverne, and Sheila.

Motorama Girls is the fourth deleted scene in Cars

Plot

Radiator Springs is having a karaoke night, and Flo is singing a song. Lightning asks Ramone how he and Flo fell in love, to which Ramone starts his story. Some Motorama Girls came from Detroit, Michigan to Radiator Springs. Nobody had seen anyone like them before. Their chaperone had broken down. With some time to kill, they did what they did best. They had lots of fun. They drank fuel, they danced the conga, and Red gave them car washes. Then they came to Ramone's to get paint jobs. Ramone's final car was flo, when he dropped his air brush and fell in love with her, stating, "You're too good for me to paint. I can't touch a classic." The next day, the Motorama Girls left, and Flo remained with Ramone in Radiator Springs. As Flo finishes her song, Lightning asks how Ramone knew she was the one. Ramone replies, "You just know, man. You just know."


Trivia

  • This deleted scene later became a Disney Story Tellers story titled Showstopper.
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