Rapid Transit was the name used by the now defunct Plymouth division in
the late sixties. They produced a few fair muscle cars in their day,
i.e., the Roadrunner, the GTX, the Barracuda. Man, you shoulda been
there!
Richard in San Antonio
On Thu, 6 Jul 2000 19:20:17 EDT DAK4JLB@aol.com writes:
> R/T stands for Road and Track. They changed it a while back to Rapid
> Transit
> but it is back to meaning Road and Track. As far as the Neons are
> concerned,
> the difference is this: The R/T's have:
>
> No governor
> better handling supension
> different wheels
> the stripe kit
> the badges
> five speed
> and colored moldings and bumpers
> and some funky looking seats
>
> Zues
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