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{{Infobox_Character | |||
|image = Bob Cutlass.png | |||
|gender = Male | |||
|color = Light Purple | |||
|eye color = Blue | |||
|occupation = Piston Cup Announcers | |||
|friends = [[Darrell Cartrip]] | |||
|interests = Announcing, Piston Cup Racing, Commentating | |||
|first appearance = [[Cars]] | |||
|latest appearance = [[Cars]] | |||
|performer = [[Bob Costas]]}}'''Bob Cutlass''' is a world renowned sports announcer. He's covered every sporting event from tractor pulling to monster truck rallies, including the last three olympic games, but he's most famous for teaming up with former Piston Cup racer Darrell Cartrip to announce Piston Cup racing on the Racing Sports Network. Bob Cutlass is the voice of reason to Darrell's enthusiastic color commentary. Bob is also the host of Sunday night's TV staple, "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles". | |||
==Bio== | |||
Bob Cutlass' only appearance was in the first movie, announcing in the Piston Cup with [[Darrell Cartrip]]. It is assumed that he retired from the Piston Cup, so he could continue his announcing career on other shows such as the TV show "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles" and monster truck rallies. | Bob Cutlass' only appearance was in the first movie, announcing in the Piston Cup with [[Darrell Cartrip]]. It is assumed that he retired from the Piston Cup, so he could continue his announcing career on other shows such as the TV show "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles" and monster truck rallies. | ||
==Livery== | |||
Bob is painted a purple-gray color, with chrome rims and mirrors. | |||
==Model== | |||
Bob is a 1988 Saxon Grand Touring Sports Coupe 3-Liter Inline Six 200 HP Sae @ 6,000 RPM. | |||
==Occupation== | |||
Cutlass is one of the two Piston Cup announcers. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===Feature Films=== | ===Feature Films=== | ||
*[[Cars]] | *[[Cars]] | ||
==Merchandising== | |||
*[[Cars Diecast Line]] | |||
*[[Mini Adventures]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Bob is based off of the real life announcer, Bob Costas. | *Bob is based off of the real life announcer, Bob Costas. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery position="center"> | <gallery position="center" bordersize="none" captionalign="center" spacing="small"> | ||
Bob Cutlass-Darrell Cartrip.png | Bob Cutlass-Darrell Cartrip.png | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Cars Characters]] | [[Category:Cars Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Guest cameos, parodies]] | [[Category:Guest cameos, parodies]] | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 31 March 2013
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| Color | Light Purple | ||||
| Occupation | Piston Cup Announcers | ||||
| Main portrayer(s) | Bob Costas
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Bob Cutlass is a world renowned sports announcer. He's covered every sporting event from tractor pulling to monster truck rallies, including the last three olympic games, but he's most famous for teaming up with former Piston Cup racer Darrell Cartrip to announce Piston Cup racing on the Racing Sports Network. Bob Cutlass is the voice of reason to Darrell's enthusiastic color commentary. Bob is also the host of Sunday night's TV staple, "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles".
Bio
Bob Cutlass' only appearance was in the first movie, announcing in the Piston Cup with Darrell Cartrip. It is assumed that he retired from the Piston Cup, so he could continue his announcing career on other shows such as the TV show "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles" and monster truck rallies.
Livery
Bob is painted a purple-gray color, with chrome rims and mirrors.
Model
Bob is a 1988 Saxon Grand Touring Sports Coupe 3-Liter Inline Six 200 HP Sae @ 6,000 RPM.
Occupation
Cutlass is one of the two Piston Cup announcers.
Appearances
Feature Films
Merchandising
Trivia
- Bob is based off of the real life announcer, Bob Costas.
