A young man named Bobby (Bill Adler) leaves his small town and drives his custom van to Van Nuys Boulevard – in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles – where he hopes to find plenty of action amidst the “cruising” culture there.
Along the way, he meets drag racing fans Chooch (David Hayward) and Greg (Dennis Bowen) and a beautiful young blonde girl named Moon (seventies Playboy Playmate Cynthia Wood).
We see a feud erupt between Greg and a passing driver after he claims he saw his date, Camille (Melissa Prophet), in his dreams. She is not impressed and leaves them to smash up each other’s cars for no very good reason, hitching a ride with Moon in her van.
Meanwhile, Bobby is at a drive-in diner getting it on in the back of his vehicle with a waitress, Wanda (Tara Strohmeier), although Wanda seems to get passed around a lot, from the policeman Al Zass (Dana Gladstone) – so-called so that characters can make it sound as if they’re saying “officer’s ass” when they mention him, to the more lighthearted comedy stylings of Chooch who falls for her.
That officer, so down on the kids and their racing and general fun-making, ends up handcuffed to his patrol car in his underwear for practically the whole film, as meanwhile, the six carefree protagonists indulge in such pursuits as going on a rollercoaster, playing air hockey, and getting your girlfriend’s father to feel you up (what?).
There’s no real plot to speak of – just a few days romp with Bobby and the kids, some cruising, drag racing, disco dancing and lots of bare breasts.
Bobby
Bill Adler Moon
Cynthia Wood Greg
Dennis Bowen Camille
Melissa Prophet Chooch (Leon Barnes)
David Hayward Wanda
Tara Strohmeier Officer Albert Zass
Dana Gladstone Mrs Zass
Bella Bruck Jason
Don Sawyer Frankie
Jim Kester Nurse Bradley
Minnie Summers Lindsey Jo
Susanne Severeid Gertie
Mary Ellen O’Neill Mildred
Renee Harmon Herman
Matthew Tobin Nancy
Diana Daniels Motorcycle Girl
Di Ann Monaco
