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Thread: Introductions!

  1. #711
    APRIL 81
    Join Date:  May 2019

    Location:  OH/PA

    Posts:    94

    My VIN:    0952

    Quote Originally Posted by Riley88 View Post
    Your car looks amazing congratz! Looks so clean! Do read all parts of the forum, there is so super great info on here!
    Quote Originally Posted by DMC-81 View Post
    Welcome and congratulations on the purchase.
    Quote Originally Posted by Lwanmtr View Post
    Howdy and welcome. Lotsa great info and folks here.

    Looks like you got the ever popular 'aluminum' color version
    Thanks all!

  2. #712
    Senior Member mhanch's Avatar
    Join Date:  Sep 2019

    Location:  Renton, WA

    Posts:    123

    My VIN:    10332

    Club(s):   (PNDC)

    Hi from Renton!

    Hey Everyone,

    I have a new-to-me DeLorean that's been in the family since 1991. My Dad has passed the car down to me so I'm the new caretaker for Vin 10332. 50,000 miles, Auto, Greay interior, and in terrific shape. My dad's always been good with classic cars, but he's retired and is too busy to keep up with the car. Looking forward to meeting you all!

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  3. #713
    Junior Member
    Join Date:  Jun 2020

    Location:  Hello Wisconsin!

    Posts:    13

    My VIN:    1317

    New to me!

    So we just picked up #1317: Auto, black, 24000 miles, completely stock. We're the third owners and she came with a lot of extra materials and info.

    I probably shouldn't have bought this one without having done more research but it sounded good enough to go on, so far I am happy. There are a few cosmetic issues and some very minor other problems (intermittent starter failure, engine cover latch, door lock issues to name a few).

    Some pics: (test post)


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    Senior Member Bitsyncmaster's Avatar
    Join Date:  May 2011

    Location:  Leonardtown, MD

    Posts:    9,003

    My VIN:    03572

    Quote Originally Posted by LB78 View Post
    So we just picked up #1317: Auto, black, 24000 miles, completely stock. We're the third owners and she came with a lot of extra materials and info.

    I probably shouldn't have bought this one without having done more research but it sounded good enough to go on, so far I am happy. There are a few cosmetic issues and some very minor other problems (intermittent starter failure, engine cover latch, door lock issues to name a few).
    Those early cars may not have the starter relay modification.
    Dave M vin 03572
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  5. #715
    Senior Member
    Join Date:  May 2011

    Location:  Northern NJ

    Posts:    8,576

    My VIN:    10757 1st place Concourse 1998

    On any "early" car, you should make sure all of the recalls and service bulletins have been done along with any updates like replacing the plastic header bottle, plastic clutch hose, etc.
    David Teitelbaum

  6. #716
    Junior Member
    Join Date:  Jun 2020

    Location:  Hello Wisconsin!

    Posts:    13

    My VIN:    1317

    Quote Originally Posted by Bitsyncmaster View Post
    Those early cars may not have the starter relay modification.
    I am pretty sure it doesn't. I found the instructions for doing it but haven't yet tackled the project. That DMC-News website seems to be a great resource!

  7. #717
    Junior Member
    Join Date:  Jun 2020

    Location:  Hello Wisconsin!

    Posts:    13

    My VIN:    1317

    Quote Originally Posted by David T View Post
    On any "early" car, you should make sure all of the recalls and service bulletins have been done along with any updates like replacing the plastic header bottle, plastic clutch hose, etc.
    I have the maintenance records and also will be going through the car with a fine-toothed comb to get her back in 100/100 shape. Thankfully there doesn't seem to be too many things that are not working correctly.

  8. #718
    Junior Member
    Join Date:  Jul 2020

    Location:  Stockholm

    Posts:    14

    My VIN:    3752

    Hello all! I am finally a Delorean owner after many years of dreaming of one. I hope to learn a lot about the car and keep it running for future generations. I have already solved a hot start issue by replacing the fuel accumulator. Next task is figuring out why it sometimes idles real bad. Hopefully nothing too serious.

  9. #719
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    Join Date:  May 2020

    Location:  Denmark

    Posts:    244

    My VIN:    10207

    Dude from Denmark with a DeLorean

    Hi guys,

    I just wanted to say "Hi", and post some pictures of my "new" car: VIN 10207.
    It's a december 1981 build automatic w/gray interior.

    I've installed Tom's extended convex mirrors, so far, and a few minor cosmetic items, and generally I'm trying to learn how to turn the wrenches my self.

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  10. #720
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    Join Date:  Jul 2015

    Location:  Tacoma, Wa

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    My VIN:    4877

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    Congrats and welcome. Looks good. Awesome how you got the car to stick to the wall in some of those pics
    Rob Depew
    Tacoma, Wa
    '81 DeLorean 4877 Grey, Auto, 4 wheels
    The Ressurection of 4877......
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