In a twist that proves reality is sometimes wilder than fiction, a mother and daughter conquered the iconic game show “The Price Is Right” four decades apart - and both almost landed the same sweet ride. 🚗

Lana Dalton’s 1983 adventure began with an epic pregnancy waddle onto the stage, armed with three months of hardcore game show training. Determined to master every pricing trick, she strategically prepared to win big while carrying her daughter Emily in her belly. Talk about multitasking goals! 💁‍♀️

A Generational Game Show Legacy

Forty years later, Emily followed in her mom’s footsteps, completely winging her appearance and somehow snagging a Volkswagen Taos through pure, unadulterated luck. While her mom meticulously studied game show strategies, Emily basically rolled up and won through chaotic energy - proving that sometimes, preparedness is overrated. 🍀

The Ultimate Family Trophy

The real prize? A hilarious family story that’ll be told for generations. The Moffat family even gave Lana the ceremonial first ride in Emily’s prize car, turning a game show moment into an epic family memory. And let’s be real - a license plate frame that screams “I won this on The Price Is Right” is basically a family heirloom at this point. 🏆

When Life Gives You Lemons… Literally

Ironically, their prize car turned out to be such a mechanical disaster that it spent more time in the shop than on the road. But Emily’s nostalgic attachment meant she kept the license plate frame as a permanent family trophy - because some memories are too good to trade in. 😂