So You Could Not Afford A DeLorean in 1982?

[Jimbo]

Maybe now your financial luck is better.
http://www.delorean.com/byod.asp

Oh, you want to see a brochure first?
OK.
http://www.delorean.com/Booklet%20remake.pdf

If I had a spare 40K to spend, I would seriously think about it.

[egg-roger]

I couldn't find the Flux Capacitor package.

Oh yeah, that option didn't come out 'til 1985.

[mygreen]

I agree with you egg, the only way I would want a DeLorean is if it could take me back to 1984!

[red x red]

We had a kid in high school who used to drive a DeLorean (1982-83). I'm still not quite sure how he afforded it.

[Natephish]

I think I would most definitely sell my left arm for one of those.

[MARV]

Good God, what I would do for a DeLorean. If I had the money, this would be a no brainer.....[:p] I'd probably have to put a CD player in it though.

[Bitter Almonds]

I've seen a coupla of those here in SoCal. Some go as low as 18K, but need some serious repair. Funny, but that's about the same price they went for back in the 80s, didn't they? To serious car collectors, I read this is a spruce goose novelty item and do

[British]

There's one(last time I checked) at Yesterday's Autos in minneapolis. Probably going for a lot less.

38K for a refurbished Delorian? Eh. A bit much for my tastes. I think I would look in the used market and restore from there. But it's nice you can get

[ExRat]

How do you get out of a DeLorean if you're parallel parked in a crowded car-park? I've always wondered....

[Bitter Almonds]

[quote][i]Originally posted by ExRat[/i]
<br>How do you get out of a DeLorean if you're parallel parked in a crowded car-park? I've always

[Jimbo]

That small roll-down window should be big enough to slide a happy meal through. [;)]