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Carefully read my post and you'll find that I merely quoted the number
of amethyst rc R/T's made in '98, because that's what I own. I never
said it was the rarest, nor did I claim that the info on the registry
was accurate, although I have no reason to believe it isn't.Alan S.
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From: Jack Hilton III <HEMI@charter.net>
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Those are the numbers that I obtained from a this guy that was the Public
Relations Manager for Dodge Truck in MI .
I was very skeptical of the total numbers that he gave me for the 98 model
year in that it only showed about 1400 total production .
He tried to say that Chrysler kept the rest (about 600 of the touted 2000
total) for crash testing , media testing , commercials , etc.
I am still skeptical of those numbers and I wanted a more solid
verification from them , preferably on paper .
He eventually blew me off and didn't respond to me any more .
I therefor take those numbers with a grain of salt .
If you do believe them though , you would see that the Intense Blue Regular
Cab is indeed the rarest of the breed and not the Deep Amethyst .
At 01:46 PM 10/27/1998 -0600, you wrote:
>Hey, that R/T registry has the '98 production numbers broken down by cab
>style and color. Mine's a '98 rc/amethyst 1 of 52. Total rc 251. Total
>cc 1,183 . Alan S.
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Jack Hilton
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