I've clicked on the History Channel link. I get it but, I can't watch the episode.
I've tried All my browsers and the episode won't play....
George
George.
1974 BMW RS90 motorcycle
1981 DeLorean. Cruise Control, Wings-A-Loft, Eibach springs, Spax shocks, Stage1 exhaust, Manual, Grey and Grooved, LED clock and fixed pulls.
1993 del Sol S (With a Few, Upgrades)
2017 Chrysler Pacifica Limited
Location: Atlanta-ish
Posts: 2,218
My VIN: 5311
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
This is me not being shocked at all by the fedora.
- Chris
what
Still looks like a ringer to me that was partially disassembled for effect. Compare the amount of dirt around areas such as the front tub, and then look at the interior. Also, take a look at things like the engine cover hinges with the rusted metal where it's been exposed, and the shiny new threads where it would have been covered by nuts.
Robert
People they come together, people they fall apart...
Location: Fort Lauderdale
Posts: 4,740
My VIN: 02613
Club(s): (DCF)
Has no one mentioned the fact that neither the original car nor the "parts car" had a flapped hood and the car they delivered did?
3.0L, automatic, carbureted
Posts: 35
Hey all, don't mean to bump this old-ass thread, but I now own this car (at least the VIN that the "purple" car had that went through hurricane Sandy). I indeed bought it from Chad Krause this last January. He said the car has about 4 or 5 DeLoreans worth of parts on it. I believe only a few things from that particular car survived to be resurrected on this car, including the wheels and a few odds and ends. The car originally had a black interior, but he happened to have a decent grey interior laying around so that's what was installed. I just went through the entire cooling system on it (the water pump was horribly rusted and corroded) and finally am able to drive the car around town. It's got a terrible shake at 45+ mph. Hopefully getting all-new tires installed today.
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