“Is it fully loaded?” question by Renee had me thinking of a similar hilarious moment about 6 years later: in a March 1991 playing of Lucky Seven, a contestant named Cathy wasn’t familiar how to play the game so she was looking to the audience for the 1st number in the price (it was played for a 4 digit truck also). She then asked Bob if she could see the inside of the truck. Then after that she guessed the first number. Before the # was revealed, Bob wondered what made her select the number she chose and she said “It’s not fully loaded”, and then also said “Just a stick” which led to so much hilarity. Even funnier when she guesses the first number correctly after the number is revealed, she throws her $ on the stage and celebrates because she thought she would win the car if she “guessed the first number correctly”, which unfortunately she didn’t listen to the rules carefully as Bob had stated. 😂🤣
I remember the episode in 1973 the girl asking if the Ford comet or maverick had automatic transmission stumping bob a bit he chided her on of it even after she won the car
I'm a '74 model and like many others I have fond memories of staying home sick from school and watching the TPIR as the highlight of my day. What strikes me is the price of things 40 years ago compared to the income of the time. The price for those recliners is not far off from what you can get them for today. My dad made around $800 a month back then. I make about 10x that a month now.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Sad to say that Johnny Olsen didn't live much longer after this episode was aired-I believe he died October 12th, 1985 at the age of 75, after suffering a stroke while driving to the Price Is Right studios.
I can see Renee put her the two recliners in her pickup 🛻 and drove off the The Price Is Right set and drove all the way to Thomas , Oklahoma for sure in my mind!
Also my guess for each of the 4 Numbers in the Price of that Car would have been the following. First Number: 7 Second Number: 4 Third Number: 8 Fourth Number: 5
Those ISUZU trucks were starting to come to their own with their PūP pickups after they’ve only built the small compact trucks for Chevy and GMC for the States (before the S-10 and the Sonoma came out in ‘82)
Idea: "Super Lucky Seven" - contestant wins one of the car for each $1 they have left over. They can buy multiples. If a car is put on Super Lucky Seven that's, say, 23,854, and the contestant is given the 2 and guesses 3, 8, 5, and 4, and has seven dollars left, they get SEVEN of that car.
Uhhhh no. Even though there probably is no way they would get every number right they would probably only play one game for a car that day. They'd have to have 7 cars available everytime they played. People usually don't have a lot of money left and if they did they would be better off getting gas with it instead of "buying" 7 cars without gas.
"Put gas in it!!"
Best answer ever.
" It ain't got no gas in it " .. 👎 ⛽️
@@yaphettvazquez9796 I like 🍟 🥔 !!
Almost 4 gallons worth back then
That $2 is not enough for a gallon today... not even half... >
Actually about the only thing she could afford with $2 would be one of those scent things that are hung in cars.
“Put gas in it”
What an amazing answer!! Congrats to an incredibly charming woman🎉
Gas prices in Oklahoma in 1984 would have been approximately $.90/Gal. With that $2 she would have almost 2 1/4 gallons!
I could look out my window and see one of those Isuzus still out there on the road. She was a great contestant!
Don't Walk Away Renee...
Drive away in that Izusu Pickup
“Is it fully loaded?” question by Renee had me thinking of a similar hilarious moment about 6 years later: in a March 1991 playing of Lucky Seven, a contestant named Cathy wasn’t familiar how to play the game so she was looking to the audience for the 1st number in the price (it was played for a 4 digit truck also). She then asked Bob if she could see the inside of the truck. Then after that she guessed the first number. Before the # was revealed, Bob wondered what made her select the number she chose and she said “It’s not fully loaded”, and then also said “Just a stick” which led to so much hilarity. Even funnier when she guesses the first number correctly after the number is revealed, she throws her $ on the stage and celebrates because she thought she would win the car if she “guessed the first number correctly”, which unfortunately she didn’t listen to the rules carefully as Bob had stated. 😂🤣
I remember the episode in 1973 the girl asking if the Ford comet or maverick had automatic transmission stumping bob a bit he chided her on of it even after she won the car
I'm a '74 model and like many others I have fond memories of staying home sick from school and watching the TPIR as the highlight of my day. What strikes me is the price of things 40 years ago compared to the income of the time. The price for those recliners is not far off from what you can get them for today. My dad made around $800 a month back then. I make about 10x that a month now.
"put gas in it" lol great answer!
Congratulations
Outstanding! Keep these clips coming! 🙂
What a bubbly doll
Renee wins a izuzu pickup truck playing lucky seven. 👏🏽
At the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT 👉🏻, of course, Raine 🌂.
That was a great win!
At the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, Silvia.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 So this was the airdate?
@@kevinmiller6380 Yep 👍🏻.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Sad to say that Johnny Olsen didn't live much longer after this episode was aired-I believe he died October 12th, 1985 at the age of 75, after suffering a stroke while driving to the Price Is Right studios.
@@kevinmiller6380 That's spelled the late ⏰ Johnny Olson, not Olsen.
I graduated in 1984 great time great memories people were just nicer ,I miss those times
Renee spent her 💵 wisely & won ... A New Pick-Up Truck !! 👏 👏
At the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course, David.
From the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻._
Renee .. " What do you say ? " .. $850 which was .. the best 👌 bid !
@@davidellis5141With a difference of $490 because the actual retail price of that pair 👩🏻🤝👨🏻 of Berkline recliners as the first IUFB was $1,340.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Thank You Very Much !
@@davidellis5141 You’re welcome 😇!
If that were me I would've asked Bob if I could buy 2 more trucks with those two dollars. LOL!!!!
Probably showing my age, but I don't believe I have ever seen an Isuzu pickup truck.
I bet that truck is still running today
Dian Parkinson She Was Beautiful Iconic By The Way Janice Pennington Was Beautiful Dress
Holly she was nice dress 😍
And don't forget Holly Hallstrom, Jeffery.
@@davidellis5141 As were both Janice and Dian.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Well Thank You So Much
@@jefferyrobertson7520 You’re welcome 😇.
I can see Renee put her the two recliners in her pickup 🛻 and drove off the The Price Is Right set and drove all the way to Thomas , Oklahoma for sure in my mind!
Also my guess for each of the 4 Numbers in the Price of that Car would have been the following.
First Number: 7
Second Number: 4
Third Number: 8
Fourth Number: 5
@@markheying2830 I wasn't talking about the numbers in the truck at all.
What year was this a pickup at 7k
$2 for gas.. and there was probably change left
Seeing Janice behind the wheel of that truck seems so odd.
If you look up "dapper" in the dictionary...
$2 worth of gas today would even get you off fumes, much less the yellow warning light.
Airdate February 8, 1985.
Yep 👍🏻.
Actually it was in 1984
Everybody’s favorite game on the price is right is plinko
However, I’ve never seen anyone win the highest prize
I wish that I could buy a brand new car for $7,000 in 2022!
She had the cash 💵 in hand so a little shopping was in order.
Found good buy on a mini truck.
February 8, 1985
👍🏻
Those ISUZU trucks were starting to come to their own with their PūP pickups after they’ve only built the small compact trucks for Chevy and GMC for the States (before the S-10 and the Sonoma came out in ‘82)
1992
SWEET CONTESTANT RENEE BEATS LUCKY SEVEN PLUS THE $7,474 ISUZU PICKUP 4:41 4:58 5:34 5:55
SWEET CONTESTANT RENEE BEATS LUCKY SEVEN PLUS THE $7,474 ISUZU PICKUP 4:41 4:58 5:34 5:55
@@yaphettvazquez9796 Way To Go Renee !! 👏 👏
@@anandguruji83 At the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
@@davidellis5141 At the start of the February 8, 1985, episode of _The Price Is Right 👉🏻,_ of course.
Idea: "Super Lucky Seven" - contestant wins one of the car for each $1 they have left over. They can buy multiples. If a car is put on Super Lucky Seven that's, say, 23,854, and the contestant is given the 2 and guesses 3, 8, 5, and 4, and has seven dollars left, they get SEVEN of that car.
Uhhhh no. Even though there probably is no way they would get every number right they would probably only play one game for a car that day. They'd have to have 7 cars available everytime they played. People usually don't have a lot of money left and if they did they would be better off getting gas with it instead of "buying" 7 cars without gas.
@@toddmccreary4579 Then give them the cash value of the car for each additional dollar they have left over.
A Pair Of .. Recliners !! 💺 💺
From Berkline, of course, David.
@@jamesmcclelland1414 Top Of The Line.
@@davidellis5141 Yep 👍🏻.
Congratulations
Thank You Very Much ! !