← Back to context Comment by pimlottc 1 year ago Curious, what’s the origin of the term stripper here? 2 comments pimlottc Reply WalterBright 1 year ago I don't know the origin, but it means "stripped of everything but the base functionality".Base model cars with no options are also called "stripper cars". Collector cars that are "fully loaded" with all the options fetch a much higher price. jdsully 1 year ago strip away the features that aren't 100% necessary
WalterBright 1 year ago I don't know the origin, but it means "stripped of everything but the base functionality".Base model cars with no options are also called "stripper cars". Collector cars that are "fully loaded" with all the options fetch a much higher price.
I don't know the origin, but it means "stripped of everything but the base functionality".
Base model cars with no options are also called "stripper cars". Collector cars that are "fully loaded" with all the options fetch a much higher price.
strip away the features that aren't 100% necessary