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What the heck is "PT" an acronym for? > What the heck is "PT" an acronym for? Personal Transportation I know "Personal Transportation" is the correct answer. But wouldn't this name make more sense for a car that only seats one?? > I know "Personal Transportation" is the correct answer. > But wouldn't this name make more sense for a car that only seats one?? Mine does, on occasion, only accomodates one. For example, the day I took my grandfather clock in for repair and droppped off the recycling items (newspapers, plastic and glass) on my way. The front passenger seat and both rear seats were folded down to create my personal hauler. It's personal transportation 'cause you can make it what you need it to be.  SignatureTo email, replace Cujo with Juno Preferd Transportation.!!!! > What the heck is "PT" an acronym for? > Preferd Transportation.!!!! > > What the heck is "PT" an acronym for? Ahh...thank you gentleman. I also thought it might be the abbrv for "part"..part cruiser part whatever the heck..old english taxi or something. >> Preferd Transportation.!!!! >>> What the heck is "PT" an acronym for? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I also thought it might be the abbrv for "part"..part cruiser part > whatever the heck..old english taxi or something. No, the abbreviation for 'old english taxi' is Old English taxi. Surprisingly, we still speak English over here! Take care, John (in England) (Who drives a PT cruiser) |
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