rt means swivel'n go on a dodge car.
rt means swivel'n go on a dodge car.
what does rt mean on a dodge car?
swivel'n go
the tracks that service the station run east and west and form the border between aurora and naperville in this area. the land to the north of the tracks is in naperville and the land to the south of the tracks is in aurora. both city governments operate parking lots on their respective sides of the train tracks. the address for the station is 1090 n. rt 59 aurora, il. sometimes the address is listed as a naperville location; however, this is incorrect, as the 1090 numbering is consistent with aurora's address system. if the address were to be a naperville location, the station would be located in naperville's 1900 block of n. rt 59, as opposed to aurora's 1000 block of n. rt 59. adding to the confusion is the fact that rt. 59 is the east/west border between naperville and aurora. land on the west of rt. 59 is in the city of aurora and land on the east side of rt. 59 is in the city of naperville. along the border on rt. 59 from the bnsf railroad tracks south to montgomery rd. (83rd st), rt. 59 lies in aurora. a person enters naperville only after passing east across rt. 59. the route 59 station is on the west side of rt. 59. each day, nearly 5,800 people board metra trains at the route 59 station, making it the busiest station outside of downtown chicago. route 59 is away from the bnsf railway line's eastern terminus at union station.
route 59 station
r. m. "ham" schirmer, manager of dodge car and corporate advertising for chrysler, said that the aspen name originated from the codename "aspen-vail" when the project for it and the plymouth "sister car" began in 1971. "aspen is a very pleasant name, " schirmer said, "people think of the outdoors, but not necessarily skiing when they hear it. . . it won't inhibit where we want to position the car because it's basically neutral." nonetheless, chrysler sponsored the 1976 dodge aspen team k2 freestyle and opened up world pro skiing's seventh season in aspen, colorado as the dodge aspen cup running courses on aspen highlands and aspen mountain. in print and media actor rex harrison was spokesman for the aspen, whose advertising campaign was inspired by the "ascot gavotte" scene in harrison's "my fair lady". a patter song was spoken in rhythm, by harrison, as "unbelievable." singer sergio franchi was the spokesman for the volaré and sang the pop song "volare", with altered lyrics, in tv and radio commercials. the accent mark used in the car's name is not in the italian word or the song title; volaré commercials described it as an "accent on quality". "volaré" in spanish with the accent translates as "i will fly".
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