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    wannahave TheDutchTexan's Avatar
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    ^ next project -> Eyebrow wax...

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    Slickness of SS SIMid's Avatar
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    Brake lines in process of being replaced.

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    Not dead yet, also Admin. sean's Avatar
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    I lamented about how I wish there was more leg room and the horn was not so wimpy.
    eBay selling at it's best I can tell you stock Delorians and quite a bit of slugs so the Turbo is a super nice up-grade.
    K-Jet: Causing electrical issues since November 5th 1955

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    Real Cars are Steel Cars xbrules's Avatar
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    I fitted the Special T auto stripe kit to my car. I'm quite chuffed with how good it looks as when I first unpackaged it, I was not convinced it would look good. only 2 small creases in it from being in a tiny cardboard box all the way from the states

    Dave Newbury, 1976 XB Fairmont GS Hardtop 351, 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 #02065

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    Slickness of SS SIMid's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by xbrules View Post
    I fitted the Special T auto stripe kit to my car. I'm quite chuffed with how good it looks as when I first unpackaged it, I was not convinced it would look good. only 2 small creases in it from being in a tiny cardboard box all the way from the states
    Heat gun will get rid of those. If your not sure, take it to a Signwriter and they can flatten the creases for you.

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    Been looking for a thread like this

    Started my restoration today.

    took most of the interior out(dash and center console are still in)
    Got to the interior frame mounting bolts and took them out
    Took off the rear fascia to get to the rear bolts.
    Bagged and marked everything and put it in individual boxes for the reinstall

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    Owner since 2007 Farrar's Avatar
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    Removed the RPM Relay and replaced it with a jumper bridging the RPM Relay Socket terminals 15 and 87. Checked fuel pump function.

    Ran a wire from terminal 30 of RPM Relay Socket to the "green" terminal of the Otterstat. Checked cooling fan function.

    Removed stock 40-amp circuit breaker from cooling fan circuit and replaced it with one 20-amp circuit breaker for each fan. Checked cooling fan function.

    Started engine and checked gauges. Waited for cooling fans to come on. Engine died after five minutes, unable to re-start and check cooling fans. Uttered silent expletives. Wiped brow. Cursed the heat. Went back inside.

    Farrar
    3.0L, automatic, carbureted

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    Drove it from Virginia Beach to Washington DC through the worst traffic in the nation (5 hours @ 25-30 MPH -- thank God for A/C). Drove it from the NC/SC border to Virginia Beach all alone in the middle of the night last night. Only real problem is my cassette tape deck is acting up (I carry a spare, but it's faceplate is marine white -- workable in a darkened passenger compartment).

    Bill Robertson
    #5939

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    Senior Member robvanderveer's Avatar
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    Yesterday I installed LED footwell lights, and today I installed DeLorean europe's front LCA supports. No time for a test drive unfortunately.

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    One of those purists you keep hearing about. sdg3205's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by robvanderveer View Post
    I installed DeLorean europe's front LCA supports.
    Let me know what you think. I've been looking at these but can't justify the $500 it would cost me.
    Dave

    Here, somewhere.


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