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All great feedback, gentlemen! It has given me a bit of perspective and I would like to keep taking steps in the right direction, but I am concerned about one thing.

The idea for making it a...

It's been a while since Ive browsed the forums not only because I dont own a DeLorean anymore, but because I switched over to the Ferrari one :neener: I do enjoy coming back here though! Whenever I...

I seem to recall that the cars used in Ferris Bueller's day off were all replicas built on MG chassis'. The one used in the car opening scene was in fact, real! SWB 250's from that era are just so...

Funny Enough that you brink up "My Sharona," it reminds me of an experience my old boss had. He had just bought this El Camino. It was immaculate, had the Small block Chevy, wood grain interior,...

Extra sharp hobby razor. Check. Careful use... uh oh! Remember that scene in Blazing Saddles where Gene Wilder says, "This is my steady hand...this is my shooting hand"? Yeah that's me. I was...

I just applied some wide side stripes to my car. I notice now that there have to be radius cuts made at the end of the black trim that runs alongside the body. Im wondering; how did you guys make...

It's not listed under GMC

Possibly. I am still in touch with the owner's son. It may also help that I've surrounded myself with DeLorean owners and thurough knowledge of the cars. Or I may just look like an ass... we'll see...

Roof T panel or interior trim T panel?

Fold over wicking was my first theory. The door needs to be adjusted at the front hinge. But I may as well check the entire thing to make sure. Also, its really hard to pinpoint where the source...

The Stewart Auto Group from my hometown (Pataskala) is selling a 1982 DeLorean vin 20094. Funny enough, my high school classmate happens to be the son of the guy who owns this dealership.

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Now, I complied with the SB involving body leaks. However, I seem to get a pretty good leak coming from the passenger headliner above the sun visor. Not only does it do that, but the soaking...

If my calculations are correct, I'm seeing ~26 mpg. If I hammer it, 17 mpg on average... that's the Mario Andretti side of me

Cruising in the D lately has been a lot of fun, except on road trips. I like to shift around the 3000 mark to get as much "oomph" as I can to get up to speed... the only caveat is: my fuel gauge...

It took me 5 years to get my car to where it is today. Many a moon filled with blood and sweat trying to track down problems. Now that I have it in great, upstanding condition, it became a...

Yeah, I can attest to that. Just about every "defense" caliber out there (9mm, .40, .45, .357, etc...) has run completely out of stock. Everywhere I check I cannot locate ammo, for what it seems,...

Looking at it again, he does have a set... Thanks guys!

I'm having a little trouble tracking down a reliable source for fuel distributor bolts on the DeLorean. Considering the components all have different sized bolts, I would have to individually order...

Army, eh? Air Force over here. It can be tough finding a civilian job that crosses over from what you're doing now, not to mention a lot of private sector jobs simply dont pay as well as the...

You were prior service, werent you? If so, what branch?

I agree. The Beretta is unusually HUGE for the caliber in which it's chambered for. The 226 Sig is the same way. Realistically, the only thing out there that can really contend with power to...

Apart from the sub topic everyone is going at now, my collection only consists of one handgun. I got myself a Para Ordnance 1911 .45. Right now, Im looking into getting a good 9mm. Whether it be a...

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Guitars and Guns are my official hobby... besides working on cars and planes

Update: After much frustration testing circuits and checking grounds, my problem all along was the fuel pump connections itself. PO had done a crap job installing spaded leads (with a ton of...

I have the circuit all the way to the inertia switch testing good. I have yet to check the inertia switch itself.