From the Mouth of Galen!

Galen Govier
HATE TO BURST YOUR BUBBLE, BUT IT IS NOT SOMEONES INITIALS.



Mark Selby
Burst away and enlighten us please….. posting a response like that in all caps makes you come across as being dickish?



Jeff Kitchener
Galen Govier LOL THEN YELL IT OUT TO THE WORLD WHAT IT REALLY IS!



Galen Govier
Short for ROCKER as is Rocker Panel.



Mark RomanoAuthor
Galen Govier Then explain the other side's markings!

Lol.

If that is true then it's short for rocker panel COVERS not just rocker panels that are no doubt on there from Body-In-White seeing "Rock" is on top of red oxide primer at this point. And why would the "R" have to be uppercase and not lowercase? Also why did only one person sign or put the notification that it gets rocker panels out of the thousands of cars that got them and it seems to have only happened at one assembly plant. Sorry not buying that story. "burst your bubble" more like typical buzz kill IMO.

Oh that, well Dickies is for the Dickies denim jeans fabric vinyl roof option, everyone knows that duh!

The very first 68 Road Runner we got at 31-63436 was a 383 4spd, on the front of the left valve cover was a crayon? face drawn, and "Osker" written above it. For some reason it made an impression on me ... still can picture it today.

Are you sure that wasn't the Osker Mayer wienerwagon high performance valve cover logo that were only available on HP engines?

Wait, I thought rocker panel was that section that passes under the door and what the name is on is wheel house?

I'm so confused..................

GG lost his cloak of authority a long while ago.

That settles it, then:
What we've been calling an inner wheelhouse is properly called a Dickie.

I just SMH at how that guy has a career in mopars.

I wonder what all of these assembly plant terms mean then?? https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/photos-p2.shtml

And here Rock really wanted to get the point across which makes the wheelhouse naming suspect IMO.

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