Bttf D's vins and build dates

[DMC3165]

Hey all. I know this has been covered in the past but I don't remember where. I know there were seven cars including the fiberglass model and the 2 vw conversions used in the films. While I'm curious which ones they all were. I'm mainly interested in the hero car from part one. Any help with this would be appreciated.

[Chris Burns]

The one at Universal Hollywoood is 5261. It needs dire attention. Kevin Pike the guy who helped build it visited it a few months ago and posted detailed pics on his FB page.

[Kevin]

Download this PDF and search for "BTTF"

http://www.dmcnews.com/faq/img/news/n_vinlst.pdf

[Andy]

This is what I have collected over the years. I'm missing a few VIN's, so someone could maybe fill in the gaps? And if there are faults in it, please let me know ...

From BTTF I:

- the A-car (VIN#05261) was used in the Twin Pines Mall chase scene and is currently on display at Universal Studios Hollywood on the tram tour.
- the B-car (VIN#.....) "Amblin Car" was stored at Amblin until 1989 when they used it for part II & III. It was fitted with heat shielding and fuel 'nozzles' for the 'tyre trail' flame scenes. It got fake hover wheels for BTTF II that were used when it was hovering behind Biff's car at ground level. Unfortunatly, it was destroyed by the train at the end of BTTF III. The body panels were reassembled and are on display at the ceiling in Planet Hollywood. Some pieces where put on 2 replicas built by Jay Ohrberg. One is rotting at Universal Studios Hollywood in the backlot, the other is in decent shape at the Hollywood Casino in Tunica MS (on DeLorean VIN#04765).
- the C-car (VIN#.....) was cut up for the interior shots and rotted on the backlot for years when it was eventually destroyed by Universal.

From BTTF II & III:

- VIN#06475 'Oxnard Car" was the hero car build for BTTF II & III and is currently on display at Universal Studios Florida. This car still has the welded rigs on the bottom for a second set of wheels that were used for the 'wheelie' stunt scene in 1885 (BTTF III).
- Fibreglass DeLorean #1 was left for years in a warehouse and finally destroyed by Universal.
- Fibreglass DeLorean #2 was destroyed during first day of filming (NOT SURE ABOUT THIS, SOME SITES SAYS TRUE, SOME SAY FALSE).
- Offroader #1 sat on the Universal Studio Hollywood backlot for years when it went to Japan on display. This car was then purchased from Universal Studios by "ScreenUsed" and completely restored. More info at http://www.bttf3delorean.com/
- Offroader #2 (VIN#01076) sat on the Universal Studio Hollywood backlot for years when a company called "Tom Talmon Studios" used parts off of this car, including the rear deck/vents to create the 'Universal Studios Japan' car. Whereabout of this car are unknow to me ... Maybe someone knows?

Here are a few of the pictures I have collected over the year. They are not mine, I found them on the internet, so if someone wants them removed, just let me know ...

BTTF 1 original VIN#05261 02.jpgBTTF Flying car 09.jpgBTTF 1 Jay Ohrberg replica 01.jpgBTTF 3 Desert car #1 01.jpgBTTF 3 Desert car #2 01.jpgBTTF 3 Desert car #1 02.jpgBTTF 3 Desert car #1 16.jpgBTTF 2 Jay Ohrberg replica Hollywood Casino Tunica VIN#04765.jpgBTTF 1 Jay Ohrberg replica 02.jpgBTTF Flying car 04.jpgBTTF Flying car 05.jpgBTTF Flying car 02.jpgBTTF 1 original VIN#05261 03.jpgBTTF 1 original VIN#05261 01.jpgBTTF B-car 02.jpgBTTF B-car 03.jpgBTTF B-car 01.jpgBTTF C-car 03.jpgBTTF C-car 04.jpgBTTF Flying car 07.jpgBTTF 3 Desert car #1 03.jpg

Regards from Belgium

Verbrugghe Andy
VIN#04610

[Bill]

Great post and pics Andy! Nice job. The BTTF 3 Desert Car (you refer to it as #1) is the car we just purchased in December of 2011 at the Profiles in History auction in Beverly Hills, CA. The vin # is 4689, an October of 81 build car. We are proud to own it and plan to share it with anyone who would like to see it. We will be attending the DCS in Florida in June and the car will be there! BTTF.com just posted this press release.....

http://www.bttf.com/screen-used-delo...d-new-home.php

Thanks!
Bill and Patrick

[Karin]

Glad to hear one of those time machines has a better home now. Are you planning to keep it as it is or restore it to a regular car?

[Andy]

Thanks for the VIN! I've been trying to keep track of all DeLoreans that where used in the BTTF trilogy for a few years now ....

Anybody can shed a light on the rest of the missing pieces?

- what was the VIN on the B- and C-car?
- was there actually a second fibreglass DeLorean made?
- where is VIN#01076, the second Offroader or 'Desert Car'?

It's nice to see that the 'Desert Car #1' has gone to a good home! Are you actually planning on driving it? Because I can imagine it isn't easy with that nose pointing to the sky ...

Regards from Belgium

Verbrugghe Andy
VIN#04610

Great post and pics Andy! Nice job. The BTTF 3 Desert Car (you refer to it as #1) is the car we just purchased in December of 2011 at the Profiles in History auction in Beverly Hills, CA. The vin # is 4689, an October of 81 build car. We are proud to own it and plan to share it with anyone who would like to see it. We will be attending the DCS in Florida in June and the car will be there! BTTF.com just posted this press release.....

http://www.bttf.com/screen-used-delo...d-new-home.php

Thanks!
Bill and Patrick

[gasflaphoodfan95]

[QUOTE=Andy;38329]

One is rotting at Universal Studios Hollywood in the backlot.

Is this car still in the backlot at hollywood??

[Andy]

[QUOTE=gasflaphoodfan95;76818]

One is rotting at Universal Studios Hollywood in the backlot.

Is this car still in the backlot at hollywood??

Actually, I have no idea at this point (I'm from Belgium!). I have a few pictures of a BTTF-DeLorean (see first post) 'rotting' away in the backlot of the Universal Studios, but I have no date on these photos, so I don't know ...

Anybody here has access to the backlot of Universal Studios? I would very much like to know if there's still a DeLorean there somewhere ...

[dvonk]

considering how much it cost and the fact that its already been professionally restored, i hope they keep it as is!