Came across these photos while searching through my archives.
I actually did make an offer on this car back in October 2002.
The Dominos Pizza DeLorean was in Kokomo, IN back in late 2002
and I recall it showing up on ebay a few years ago as well.
Attaching a few photos of one of the earliest custom painted D's.
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Later,
Rich W.
i have this in my records as VIN 01630.
Any idea how much this car sold for? I asked the current owner but he's pretty protective of this car. He doesn't give up any information willingly.
In that case, I don't think anyone here that knows what it sold for would tell you either. We respect each other's privacy.
--buddy
They could not deliver it in 35 minutes or less, so it was free.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLoreanman
Thought this might have yielded reviving this thread:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MG-MGB-LIMIT...m=181868821091
All these car in one auction, amazing!
Reading the comments, everyone wants the DeLorean, no-one the MGs.
Spotted on Instagram with video of engine runnning.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnu6dG6nH2J/
It distresses me every time I see paint over all of that beautiful stainless steel. To me it's like spray painting over a Michael Angelo original. The only reason I could ever see as justification for painting a DeLorean is if there were so many dents in the stainless that it simply wasn't worth completely re-skinning the car. In that case, why not. Do the body work and spray away. You can always re-skin it later. Just a personal opinion, which is worth what you paid for it. ;-)