And the slender actress certainly drew the eye as she serviced her vehicle in a tan-coloured pullover and blue ripped jeans. She completed the look with a leather Gucci belt and matching sandals.
It will have certainly have been a less traumatic experience for the ageless 39-year-old than shooting her most recent movie.
She admitted she was struggling to keep her composure while filming Charlie's Farm, a horror movie which focuses on a group of friends who decide to visit an abandoned farm where a mass murder supposedly happened years before.
Tara said: 'We shot it in the Outback which I'd never been to before and it was kind of in the middle of nowhere, and it was really fun and creepy.
Tara Reid looks terrific in a tan sweater as she fills her car with fuel in Los Angeles!
She admitted she found it tough to hold herself together while filming in in the faraway climes of the Australian outback.
But actress Tara Reid looked far more at home as she filled her car with fuel at a gasoline station in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The American Pie favourite made it look easy as she pumped her vehicle full of petroleum.
And the slender actress certainly drew the eye as she serviced her vehicle in a tan-coloured pullover and blue ripped jeans. She completed the look with a leather Gucci belt and matching sandals.
It will have certainly have been a less traumatic experience for the ageless 39-year-old than shooting her most recent movie.
She admitted she was struggling to keep her composure while filming Charlie's Farm, a horror movie which focuses on a group of friends who decide to visit an abandoned farm where a mass murder supposedly happened years before.
Tara said: 'We shot it in the Outback which I'd never been to before and it was kind of in the middle of nowhere, and it was really fun and creepy.
And the slender actress certainly drew the eye as she serviced her vehicle in a tan-coloured pullover and blue ripped jeans. She completed the look with a leather Gucci belt and matching sandals.
It will have certainly have been a less traumatic experience for the ageless 39-year-old than shooting her most recent movie.
She admitted she was struggling to keep her composure while filming Charlie's Farm, a horror movie which focuses on a group of friends who decide to visit an abandoned farm where a mass murder supposedly happened years before.
Tara said: 'We shot it in the Outback which I'd never been to before and it was kind of in the middle of nowhere, and it was really fun and creepy.