Thanks! Yep I've always loved the prototype interior so wanted to emulate it somewhat with this.Originally Posted by Hill Valley PD
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Thanks! Yep I've always loved the prototype interior so wanted to emulate it somewhat with this.
Location: Previously Ireland, now New Jersey
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Unfortunately no, I can't make it to that show this year. Maybe some other year!Nice! Are you going to bring it to DCS so we can all gawk?
Location: Western MASS
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My VIN: 16064
Great Job!
You did a wonderful job on these changes. Real hard to believe there is enough room but WOW!
Rims also real set off the car nicely.
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Wow! Impressive feat of engineering to get it looking that good and functional. Bravo!
Early 81 5spd conversion- DMCH Ground Effects, Double Din, Custom Instrument Cluster, QA1 Suspension, 3.0 PRV with MS3
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I've actually seen a 1986 Renault GTA Turbo and a 1985 Renault Alpine 310 in person at the Lane Auto Museum in Nashville, TN. They were parked right next to each other. The former reminded me of a younger, distant cousin to the DeLorean. I highly recommend a trip if you want to see some really obscure European automobiles. Again, stunning work!
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I was at the Lane last month. Outstanding place, but neither Alpine was on display when I visited.
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Phenomenal work man! I had been following this through one of the facebook groups since you started and am genuinely impressed! This was no small task and such a major feat of engineering
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Nice Job John! 10, 10, 10, 10, 10's!
Any plans for future cup holders on the back center console? Lovin' the interior color! A+
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+1 Congratulations on a one of a kind car!
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Very cool. The color does work very well for it too... who says grey or black are the only options...hehe
Rob Depew
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