Back to the future

[Greg Myers]

Just thought I'd share this with you, No, I'm not bored. 

[Jon Haigwood]

deja vu ?

[62rebel]

I wonder where the tooling for those cars went.... replace that PRV engine and it'd be a darn sight more reliable and practical. They're actually quite attractive cars.

 

[vamach1]

Great Scott.  Someone had to say it.

[sjordan2]

A new entity of the Delorean Motor Company has been established in Texas and has over a million spare parts from the Irish plant. Currently, they restore and remanufacture existing cars, but they plan to make new ones when they can pin down an appropriate engine supplier. They say they hope to have new models in 2017.

[MrObsessive]

I'd love to see a full detail kit of the original Delorean, but I'm resigned to the fact that it'll probably never happen.

[hgbben]

A new entity of the Delorean Motor Company has been established in Texas and has over a million spare parts from the Irish plant. Currently, they restore and remanufacture existing cars, but they plan to make new ones when they can pin down an appropriate engine supplier. They say they hope to have new models in 2017.

Anxiously waiting for this to happen

I'd love to see a full detail kit of the original Delorean, but I'm resigned to the fact that it'll probably never happen.

Looking forward to this as well.

[Petetrucker07]

Great Scott.  Someone had to say it.

 

This is heavy!

[Tom Geiger]

End of shift traffic jam at the Delorean factory?

A new entity of the Delorean Motor Company has been established in Texas and has over a million spare parts from the Irish plant. Currently, they restore and remanufacture existing cars, but they plan to make new ones when they can pin down an appropriate engine supplier. They say they hope to have new models in 2017.

It's makes me wonder...   you can still find a minty fresh example of the originals in the $25-35,000 price range,   so how do they expect to sell the 'new and improved' version for over $100k?

 

 

[sjordan2]

It's makes me wonder...   you can still find a minty fresh example of the originals in the $25-35,000 price range,   so how do they expect to sell the 'new and improved' version for over $100k?

Better engine and overall quality?

[GT4494]

and not made by a former GM engineer / executive. 

Edited May 29, 2016 by GT4494

[sjordan2]

I would add "new car smell" to the positives, but I lived in Houston for 15 years and that amounts to mildew.

[slusher]

I'd love to see a full detail kit of the original Delorean, but I'm resigned to the fact that it'll probably never happen.

That would be cool..

[Tom Geiger]

and not made by a former GM engineer / executive. 

no complimentary white powder in the glove box?  

[Renegade]

That's the white line down the center of the road. A Delorean  has sprung a leak.

[oldcarfan]

Maybe Delorean'll be like Avanti. They kept making them for years after Studebaker went away.

[ChrisBcritter]

The photo of all the Deloreans reminds me of the "Back to the Pilot" episode of Family Guy: "Stop! We're from the future!" "Stop! We're from the further future!" "Stop! We're from the further, further future!" 

[GT4494]

no complimentary white powder in the glove box?  

Best pic ever was in Car and Driver ( I Think I have the right mag). 

It was a Delorean with a "Things go better with Coke" bumper sticker on the back. 

[John Goschke]

Kinda looks like the registration line for the "Most Boring Car Show, Ever!"

[Tom Geiger]

Kinda looks like the registration line for the "Most Boring Car Show, Ever!"

To us!  They're all excited  about things like, "Oooooh!  You have the rare type two cigarette lighter!"   

[FordRodnKustom]

To us!  They're all excited  about things like, "Oooooh!  You have the rare type two cigarette lighter!"   

LOL! Good one.