Are there words for SLT ans TRX4
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there was a thread like this a week or so ago.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
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there was a thread like this a week or so ago.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
Thanks that what the Dodge phone help guy thought. My wife was asking that means try to find out. I like the word monikers alot.
there was a thread like this a week or so ago.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
Thanks that what the Dodge phone help guy thought. My wife was asking that means try to find out. I like the word monikers alot.
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RE: Are there words for SLT ans TRX4
ORIGINAL: SLTTRX4
ORIGINAL: dodgedlr
there was a thread like this a week or so ago.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
Thanks that what the Dodge phone help guy thought. My wife was asking that means try to find out. I like the word monikers alot.
there was a thread like this a week or so ago.
And I don't think they do. Back in the old days they meant something, now they are just meaninless monikers (sp?)
I doubt the designer grew up in Laramie, or has grandchildren in Durango.
And there are no Factories in either North or South Dakota.
Thanks that what the Dodge phone help guy thought. My wife was asking that means try to find out. I like the word monikers alot.
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RE: Are there words for SLT ans TRX4
ORIGINAL: Phatboy
SLT- Super luxury truck
RT- Rapid Transit
SXT - Sux to be you who didnt get power windows and locks
ST - Simple Truck
SLT- Super luxury truck
RT- Rapid Transit
SXT - Sux to be you who didnt get power windows and locks
ST - Simple Truck
Super Luxury Truck = SLT
Road & Track = R/T
Stock but with upgraded standard options = SXT
Standard base Truck = ST
The SXT and SLT models were simply stock trucks that came with certain standard options....like the ST came with AM/FM radio and the SLT came with Infinity sound and 6 disc cd changer....make sense? It's basically just an option package for the most part...
and as an added bonus
Standard Edition = SE
Street Racing Technology = SRT
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you are dead on with the R/T
and SRT.
But to be really technical, its "Street and Racing Technology"....cant be promoting street racing now
and SRT.
But to be really technical, its "Street and Racing Technology"....cant be promoting street racing now
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RE: Are there words for SLT ans TRX4
yeah I saw I forgot the & symbol.....
However, the Plymouth line of high end vehicles in the late 50's early 60's were known as RTS, or Rapid Transit System......so for people who say R/T stands for Rapid Transit.....they are partially correct.....
However, the Plymouth line of high end vehicles in the late 50's early 60's were known as RTS, or Rapid Transit System......so for people who say R/T stands for Rapid Transit.....they are partially correct.....
