Nathan D.
Current owner of #1800 - June '81, Black Interior, Manual, LS4 V8 swapped
Former owner of #3455 - Twin Turbo - Aug '81, Custom Interior, Manual
Former owner of #2923 - The "Cornfield" DeLorean - Aug '81, Black Interior, Automatic
Former owner of #5788 - Oct '81, Grey Interior, Manual
YouTube - "Going Broke Garage"
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372
Nashville Cars & Coffee is EVERY Saturday morning at the AMC Thoroughbred 20 Theater in Cool Springs. The first Saturday of every month is "Exotics Day" - and there is always a line of of Lamborghini's, Bugatti's, Ferrari's, etc. I've taken my car once. It starts way early in the morning (I think 7am - 8am) and is over promptly by 10:30-11:00a.m. I work late on Friday nights until about 2:30am, so it's hard for me to make it out there but once or twice a year. Now, if I was meeting a bunch of other Delorean owners... I'd drag my ass out of bed for that.We will be moved to Nashville in July, how often do they do this?
Barry Floyd
Lebanon, Tennessee
VIN 3294 - Aug. 81
Location: Cookeville, TN
Posts: 321
My VIN: 628
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
I've been in the DeLorean community since around 2003 when there was around 2-300 members on this site with previous 4-5k posts on my old account. Since the forum crash of 2011 and the incredible growth of the forum, I have been more active on the Facebook groups these days. Where I was going with that is that I have soaked up so much knowledge over the years that I feel confident in not only maintenance and restorations, but I know what I want. Specifically an 82 or 83 Grey Interior, Automatic between $20,000 - $30,000. I'd prefer a higher mileage car that has been daily driven because with any classic car in this day and age, low mileage cars will need more work in order to replace critical parts/components IE Fuel Lines, Fuel Pump, Otterstat, etc. I've not been looking too hard as I am not quite ready yet, but some really good spots to find DeLoreans for sale are below.
- This Site (Obviously)
- DeLorean Marketplace (DeLorean Directory)
- PJ Grady (Rob will help you find one)
- DMCH, DMCMW, DMCFL, DMCCA
- eBay
- Craigslist (rare but they do pop up)
Not sure if he still organizes it, but the DMCTalk Admin 'Sean' is part of SEDOC and is a great guy. SEDOC can be found in the DeLorean Club section of the forum though there is not a whole lot of activity these days (compared to much larger groups like DeLorean Mid-Atlantic Club). I met a lot of great and knowledgeable people the several times that I went down for some Tech Sessions and would be great to meet back up with them and work on the cars.
Last edited by JBaker4981; 06-15-2019 at 02:44 PM.
Location: Cookeville, TN
Posts: 321
My VIN: 628
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
Just a random thought - What if we started a Tennessee Chapter?
Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 46
My VIN: 4372