Hi there,
I have here the original of the christmas gratuities John DeLorean offered to a couple of people back in 1979. As it is close to christmas i scanned the paper. Check out the attachment.
And BTW: Happy christmas
Don
Hi there,
I have here the original of the christmas gratuities John DeLorean offered to a couple of people back in 1979. As it is close to christmas i scanned the paper. Check out the attachment.
And BTW: Happy christmas
Don
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I'm glad i'm not Pete Kreindler....
Hate to make the list with a "no" next to your name!
I can't quite read what's circled next to the garage attendants list does it read "no" ?
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Thanks for sharing
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Dermot
VIN 2743, B/A, Frame 2227, engine 2320
I don't always drive cars, but when I do, I prefer DeLoreans
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No-one is to stone anyone, even, and I want to make this absolutely clear, even if they do say "carburetor"
The 21 club
http://www.21club.com/web/onyc/21_club.jsp
I used to live near this place in my NYC days and remember someone telling me that a hamburger would cost $300. I think the 21 represents the number of members it has. Now I'm wondering if JZD was a member.
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Nah - it's upscale, but not THAT expensive.a hamburger would cost $300
Travis
Interesting. I believe in Haddad's book, he speaks about that very van in the garage. Someone took it out one night and crashed it into another car and DMC was sued.
Thank you very much for this list. This actually proves some innacuracies from an old LMC employee I spoke with who claimed that JZD was cranking out $100-$500 Christmas bonuses every year on Logan's dime, including $100 for the paperboy alone. Obviously here a mailman was worth about $10, so there's no way a paperboy was gonna fetch a C-note.