In 1982 Delorean brought this futurist looking car stateside. The DMC-12 is one of a kind with monocoque fiberglass construction to which the ...
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By Darren "Doogie" Wolfson It's time to fill the Doc Brown-created DeLorean DMC-12 with plutonium and head into the future. We'll avoid December 21, and more »
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Daily Style & Design News: December 3, 2009After much hype, The Hundreds DeLorean DMC-12 is finally revealed. Check out the truly one-of-a-kind car at the Hundreds flagship store in LA today.
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1 emmet = 1.21 gigawatts, or the amount of power required to operated the flux capacitor in a modified DeLorean DMC-12. GeekDad note — when describing the and more »
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Images Delorean x The Hundreds So I didn't make it out to Rosewood this afternoon to snap photos of the DMC-12 The Hundreds and Delorean collaborated on. and more »
In 1982 my class took a field trip to a science museum in Columbus, Ohio and I was confronted by the coolest-looking automobile I had ever seen: a 1981 DeLorean motor car, the DMC-12. I've wanted a DeLorean since the first time I saw one in person, when I was 10 years old. But this was like no car I'd ever seen before. It had a stainless steel finish that gleamed under the lights, and its sleek, futuristic design made it look like a spacecraft about to lift off. I was a nerdy kid and had always been more interested in computers than cars.
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A: If you are buying the model with the flux capacitor...
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19 city
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according to:
http://www.gasaroo.com/model.jsp?modelId =6385
On the History Channel I saw a little clip about a company that makes new ones from old parts and repairs and refurbishes old ones, but I'll have to do some research. (answered by on July 27, 2008)
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A: I found this and maybe you have already seen it but I will keep looking and maybe find something else.
You have a "pre" production DeLorean. DeLoreans made for public release began with numbers VIN#0652 (or there about).
You must have one of the cars that was made to test the quality of the production line and to train the workers.
DeLoreans made from VIN#500-652 were tested by the U.S. government (crash tests, regulation compliance, etc...) and all of these are suppose to have been destroyed as well. (answered by UCANTCME on January 18, 2008)
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A: They are called Louvers, they make em for certain cars, JC whitney sells for TA's and Camaro's not sure what other models though, I have seen them on older corollas also.
Just check some popular aftermarket vendors, summit, whitney, cant think of any more off top of head (answered by haapa_em1 on February 28, 2009)
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In the eighties, hardly any concept car was as thrilling as the mass-production DeLorean DMC-12. The exceptional gull-wing doors added a special charm to ...
