Car show sign

[Elvis]

Here is the sign I have lying around in my car.

Please make some corrections next time you print it out:

200km/h, not 209 ( a guy here had it corrected the TÜV because officially for 209km/h you need
different rated and more expensive tires)

~9000 built not 8500 (known for ~10 years now !!!!!)



With these corrections done I'd like to put that picture in my car, too.

[Pascal]

Better?

[Peripatetic]

Wait, 500 cars were unaccounted for?


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[bfloyd]

When I take my car to shows, I try to never leave it unattended for any long period of time. My "door bars" are a simple length of 1/2" PVC pipe with a section of foam pipe insulation slipped over them. The foam is almost the same color as the rubber door gaskets so it "almost" looks like it came that way from the factory. It keeps people out which is the purpose.

[Henrik]

Here's mine. Mostly photos and information about the build. Like all DeLoreans, the car attracts a lot of questions at car shows, but most of my questions are more specific to the engine swap. This acts as a pretty good resource for about 75% of the questions. It's nice to be able to refer to a photo of something (flywheel/drivetrain/input shaft/dyno sheet/etc.) or hopefully let them read the poster and gather the info for themself.
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Nick,
I need to put together something similar. How do you create the QR Code in the top left corner?

[Nicholas R]

Nick,
I need to put together something similar. How do you create the QR Code in the top left corner?

As far as I know, QR Codes are just a language in themselves, so if you go to a site like: http://www.qr-code-generator.com/ you just type in whatever you want the QR code to say and it creates it. For me, I copied and pasted different website and video links.