Originally Posted by aszyd We should first establish the meaning of "beater." I view it as a car that does the **** work, when a nicer vehicle is left behind
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07-26-2014, 03:49 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Well, I'd take my Z camping or fishing over my wife's 335, so I guess it's a bit of a beater in that way, but definitely not in the "traditional" sense.
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To me a beater would be something that I take off road into fields around here and run through bushes. If I run into a tree, or put a huge dent in it it shouldn't matter. IMO a beater is normally a car that if insurance saw it would be totalled.
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But yeah if I ran it into a tree I might be a little miffed.
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