Requested by money7373, it's a RETRO Pricing Game Recap for The Price is Right that aired back on May 6, 1983.
The prizes and Pricing Games were the following:
-A Ford Mustang as the car in Lucky Seven
-Gibson kitchen appliances that included a frost clear refrigerator/freezer with adjustable taper lever shelves, twin glide out crispers and a total energy saving system, a portable dishwasher with 3 levels of washing action and energy saver switch, a microwave oven with digital timer and temperature sensing cooking probe and a Burgomaster electric range with self-cleaning oven as the prize package in Hit Me, valued at $2,370
-An East Wind recliner from The Lane Company Inc., a mahogany finished desk, a Swinger 4x8 pool table from Murray and a Ducane Gas Grills 5 burner barbecue gas grill as the four prizes in Danger Price where one of the prizes cost $995 and had to be avoided
-A Little Street Rod half scale replica Hemi Model 32 car from Ford as the prize in Blank Check (aka Check Game)
-A Pearl Grandfather Clocks grandfather clock, a Simmons hide-a-bed sofa and a butcher block as the three prizes in Most Expensive where the contestant chose the butcher block as the prize that cost the most in value
-A chance to win up to $10,000 in Punch-A-Bunch for the contestant that won all 4 punches
Out of the 6 Pricing Games played, three results had the Losing Horns and one other result had Bell Dings to mark a Consolation Win. Which Pricing Games had those sounds?
Also, the names of "The M.V.P.'s of The Price is Right" and "Contestant Recognition" contestants, the Sponsor plug for Ken's Steak House Balsamic Vinaigrette dressing and a list of upcoming RETRO Pricing Game Recaps that will be done by me.
