I saw a red styleside type GMC pickup outside of Austin a few weeks ago
on IH 35. It was lowered and had the usual GM stickers on it, but the
rear of the box had a R/T sticker on it. I guess in his case it stood for
Road/Trash or maybe Rear of Truck?
Richard in San Antonio
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000 09:05:20 PDT "James Marchetti"
<villadrive@hotmail.com> writes:
> Honestly, I have never seen such hubbub about something so
> irrelevant!
>
> For all I know R/T could mean;
> Radical Truck
> Really Trick
> Righteously Tuned
> Ripped and Torn...
>
> So, with that in mind, I would love to see us all drop the whole
> thread
> about what it means until someone can show, beyond a shadow of a
> doubt, that
> the R/T means ANYTHING at all.
>
> I challenge all those who are so bent about this to do some real
> research
> (pronounced - get a hold of Chrysler's historical people) and find
> the true
> answer on this most annoying issue.
>
> BTW, I do not have an R/T and after all this hoopla about it, will
> surely
> never have one. I am afraid I would get sucked into this silliness.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jim
>
> PS -- the thanks in advance is for all those who respond without
> flaming
> and have the answer.
>
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