Whips - atleast it is not a scraper!
Vehicles -- wheels, as they were once called -- are now whips. ''Have you seen Joe'* new whip? It'* a stretch Hummer.'' An ordinary car is called a ride, while a large passenger car out of style or otherwise low on prestige is not a whip, but a scraper.
I just looked it up.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=scraper
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=scraper
A Scraper is a late 80'* to late 90'* General Motors made (affordable) luxury car with rims so big (20-22") that the tires rub the inside of the fender and frame. The most common Scraper is made by Buick and includes Regals, Centurys, Park ave'*, and Le Sabres. Oldsmobile Cutlass, Cutlass Supreme'*, and 88'* as well as Pontiac Bonnevilles, and the ugliest one of all, a Chevy Lumina are all considered Scrapers when ridin' on 20'*. Slap in the trunk is a must, but the tint, whistle and suction tips, dvd screens, and candy paint is all optional. The way you set your **** up seperates your whip from all the other scrapers out there. That'* why you will probably never see 2 identical Scrapers.
I jus' flipped some dubs for my Regal, now my **** is an official scraper.
I jus' flipped some dubs for my Regal, now my **** is an official scraper.
Originally Posted by Hans
Scraper refers to a cheaper fullsize sedan, generally 3800 powered buicks/bonnevilles/olds
Originally Posted by Xac Xado
i still don't get the reference to Whip for a car. to me it'* kind of like replacing a dog with lamp.





, next you'll want to call this place the Bonnyhood
