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Henrik
06-21-2013, 02:10 PM
I am showing my D at http://www.texasdreamcruise.com/ next weekend and every show I've been to before I've been thinking that it would be very helpful to have a poster on a tripod with some of the Delorean basics (facts, history, myths, etc). I have found that people are geniunely interested in everything Delorean, but it gets tiresome answering the same basic questions over and over for hours on end. So before I start putting something together, has someone already done this (power point, MS Word whatever) that he/she can share?
Starglider
06-21-2013, 03:17 PM
The 'explodaview' poster is good. Delorean Club UK has them and I'm sure some US vendors do as well.
Jonathan
06-21-2013, 03:32 PM
Hi Henrik,
Here are some I have downloaded over the last couple years. I don't take credit for making any of them. The ones from Justin and Wilson obviously are from their efforts and were posted online at some point. The "Facts" sheets came from the Ohio club website I believe. Not sure about the window sticker one. I attached the PDF version as it won't let me do the PowerPoint one. I can send you the PPT one if you want to edit it as you see fit. The fonts don't all exactly match up perfectly, but it won't matter once people are looking at it next to your car :)
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Henrik
06-21-2013, 04:44 PM
Hi Henrik,
Here are some I have downloaded over the last couple years. I don't take credit for making any of them. The ones from Justin and Wilson obviously are from their efforts and were posted online at some point. The "Facts" sheets came from the Ohio club website I believe. Not sure about the window sticker one. I attached the PDF version as it won't let me do the PowerPoint one. I can send you the PPT one if you want to edit it as you see fit. The fonts don't all exactly match up perfectly, but it won't matter once people are looking at it next to your car :)
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Hi Jonathan,
That's great stuff! Yes, if you don't mind e-mailing me any PPT versions you may have as well. I will PM you my e-mail address.
Thanks!
Henrik
DeLorean03
06-21-2013, 11:12 PM
The 'explodaview' poster is good. Delorean Club UK has them and I'm sure some US vendors do as well.
YES.
I had mine on my hood tonight - dude, there were so many people crowded around it. It made life WAY easier.
Ryan King
06-22-2013, 02:45 AM
I made these a long time ago for my car.
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And here is another one someone else made.
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Jonathan
06-22-2013, 08:58 AM
Hi Jonathan,
That's great stuff! Yes, if you don't mind e-mailing me any PPT versions you may have as well. I will PM you my e-mail address.
Thanks!
Henrik
No problem Henrik. Email is on it's way. Let me know that you get it.
Farrar
06-22-2013, 12:45 PM
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Michael
06-22-2013, 02:09 PM
I love the exploded view poster. I remember thinking they were discontinued, as soon as I found out that was not the case I ordered one. I framed it in a modern black metal frame and use a small black metal stand for ground display.
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DeLorean03
06-22-2013, 04:51 PM
I love the exploded view poster. I remember thinking they were discontinued, as soon as I found out that was not the case I ordered one. I framed it in a modern black metal frame and use a small black metal stand for ground display.
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Looks sharp! I set mine on my trunk :P.
Farrar
06-23-2013, 12:10 AM
Color version of what I posted earlier. From page 1 of the 1981 Owner's Manual which came with my car.
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Edit: anyone else notice the RED suspension bits and FULL-SIZED spare tire in the trunk? Weird!!!
NightFlyer
06-23-2013, 02:21 PM
Edit: anyone else notice the RED suspension bits and FULL-SIZED spare tire in the trunk? Weird!!!
I've always wondered about this myself, in addition to why an automatic is featured in the pic, as opposed to the more popular manual.
Farrar
06-23-2013, 02:27 PM
I've always wondered about this myself, in addition to why an automatic is featured in the pic, as opposed to the more popular manual.
Perhaps they went with one of the automatic test mules as the basis for the drawing.
I guess we'll never know...!
Nicholas R
06-23-2013, 02:53 PM
I say make your own; specifically for your car. Talk about its condition when you got it and what you've done to it. I always find that way more interesting at car shows. When I'm at a show, I'm a lot more interested in the story of the individual car than the model in general. I like to know about the restoration process. Stats and figures are nice too but they don't have to take up the whole thing.
Here's the poster I take to carshows. It was made in photoshop and printed for about $30.
NightFlyer
06-23-2013, 03:18 PM
I say make your own; specifically for your car. Talk about its condition when you got it and what you've done to it. I always find that way more interesting at car shows. When I'm at a show, I'm a lot more interested in the story of the individual car than the model in general. I like to know about the restoration process. Stats and figures are nice too but they don't have to take up the whole thing.
Here's the poster I take to carshows. It was made in photoshop and printed for about $30.
+1
Love the 90hp vs 349hp comparison on the bottom :thumbup:
DeLorean03
06-23-2013, 06:02 PM
I say make your own; specifically for your car. Talk about its condition when you got it and what you've done to it. I always find that way more interesting at car shows. When I'm at a show, I'm a lot more interested in the story of the individual car than the model in general. I like to know about the restoration process. Stats and figures are nice too but they don't have to take up the whole thing.
Here's the poster I take to carshows. It was made in photoshop and printed for about $30.
You kinda have like - the ULTIMATE upgrade dude. I'd be putting my poster out while waiting at red lights if I had your engine :P.
Farrar
06-23-2013, 06:22 PM
You kinda have like - the ULTIMATE upgrade dude. I'd be putting my poster out while waiting at red lights if I had your engine :P.
Or just get a bumpersticker that says "All Other DeLoreans Lose."
Henrik
06-24-2013, 10:25 AM
...I say make your own; specifically for your car. Talk about its condition when you got it and what you've done to it....
Yes, I agree. Based on everyone's inputs I have received I was planning mixing things up with facts, myths, trivia and what I have done with the car.
THANK YOU ALL for providing me with tons of goods material!!!
Jonathan
07-18-2013, 01:46 PM
A poster/sign in the "hands off!" category.
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I kinda like it. Point taken!!
Dangermouse
07-18-2013, 02:19 PM
This would get people scratching their heads
http://www.qsafesps.com.au/images/P/W312.jpg
and then probably touching anyway.
Jonathan
07-18-2013, 03:11 PM
...and then probably touching anyway.
For sure! I've talked to people at shows about how I think sometimes folks think of our stainless as "wet paint" in that "I gotta touch it" kind of way. No explanation needed if you're a DeLorean owner. What is going through people's minds I have no idea. But for some reason if they don't touch it, it won't be real or something. I stopped trying to figure that one out!
David T
07-18-2013, 10:58 PM
I had a poster board made by FlashCards in NH. A little expensive but very durable and won't fade from the sun (the exploded view poster will). 603-641-1901. They can show mine to you, ask about # B1583. You should make up your own based on your car. Along the same lines I also recommend making up two 1/2" plastic pipes to fit between the anchor pins for the doors. You paint them yellow and then stripe them with black tape. Keeps spectators from trying to sit in the car. I stick the poster on the front of the car behind the front license plate, don't need a stand. it's good unless it's windy. Answers the most common questions and gives everyone something to take a picture of.
David Teitelbaum
LordFly
07-19-2013, 12:21 AM
I say make your own; specifically for your car. Talk about its condition when you got it and what you've done to it. I always find that way more interesting at car shows. When I'm at a show, I'm a lot more interested in the story of the individual car than the model in general. I like to know about the restoration process. Stats and figures are nice too but they don't have to take up the whole thing.
Here's the poster I take to carshows. It was made in photoshop and printed for about $30.
Nick, you dyno'd the stock engine at 90HP?! :eek7: How many cylinders were you running on? ;)
DeLorean03
07-19-2013, 12:27 AM
Nick, you dyno'd the stock engine at 90HP?! :eek7: How many cylinders were you running on? ;)
That's how low power the auto trans puts out.
Lenny
07-19-2013, 11:23 AM
I had a poster board made by FlashCards in NH. A little expensive but very durable and won't fade from the sun (the exploded view poster will). 603-641-1901. They can show mine to you, ask about # B1583. You should make up your own based on your car. Along the same lines I also recommend making up two 1/2" plastic pipes to fit between the anchor pins for the doors. You paint them yellow and then stripe them with black tape. Keeps spectators from trying to sit in the car. I stick the poster on the front of the car behind the front license plate, don't need a stand. it's good unless it's windy. Answers the most common questions and gives everyone something to take a picture of.
David Teitelbaum
What does the poster look like. I'm not trying to get a free copy just wondering.
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