The Tank Engine (The Love Bug) Part 21 - Taking Short Cuts/"Get Me Out Of Here!"

Plot:
The Final lap of the El Dorado came the next day, Billy was first to lead off and then other trains went and Thomas was the last to go.
While they were racing Dominic and Thomas began to take short cuts to catch up to Billy, then they went through Whiskey City, then on the road. Billy caught up to them and bumps Thomas off the road and lands in a tree.
Dominic, Letty and John fell out of of Thomas and landed on the ground safely, Thomas fell out of the tree damaging his rear bumper and spoiler and drives off, while Dominic, :etty and John manage to get back inside him.
John notice that Thomas hurt himself on the last fall and won’t hold together much longer.
Billy and Cooter made plan to stop them but rolling a log on the road, Thomas bumps the log and Billy lands in his engine compartment and drives off, Dominic, Letty and John were wondering where Billy was until they opened the glove box door and saw him in there, they pulled over and lifted him out and drove off.

Thomas the Tank Engine as Herbie the Love Bug
Dominic Toretto as Jim Douglas
Letty Ortiz as Carol Bennett (both were love interests to Dominic and Jim)
John Reid as Tennessee Steinmitz
Billy Prickett as Peter Thorndyke (both arrogant and mean)
Cooter Davenport as Havershaw
Michael Knight as Mr. Wu
Sheriff Roscoe Coltrane as Detective (both cops)
Captain Harold Dobey as Police Seargant
David Starsky as Policeman 1
Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson as Policeman 2
Speed Racer as Boy Driving Dune-Buggy
Trixie as Girl in Dune-Buggy
Rebecca Reid as Carhop
Jeff Gordon and Rick Hendrick as The Announcers
Tej Parker as Association President
Buford T Justice as Policeman in the Park
Uncle Jesse Dukle as Mr. Bice
Big Chris as Toll Booth Attendent
Vert Wheeler as Hippie
Dominic Toretto's Dodge Charger as Himself (Jim's other sports car)


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