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Dangermouse
10-31-2013, 04:34 PM
I keep a running list of car on display at museums around the world

(http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?2973-DeLoreans-on-Display-%28AKA-Museum-DeLoreans%29)

and I just found one at a museum in Bangkok, Thailand..

http://dmctalk.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22808&d=1383251453

Looks a little out of place with other exhibits, in what appears to be an outdoor open-air facility

http://dmctalk.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22809&d=1383251453


A place called Jeseda Technik Museum, so if you happen to be passing, please pop in and get the VIN for me.

Dangermouse
10-31-2013, 04:38 PM
Oops - wrong sub-forum. Can mods move it to Open Discussion, please.

Domi
10-31-2013, 05:01 PM
Nice find :)

thirdmanj
10-31-2013, 09:35 PM
Confucius say, "Man who walk through door sideways is going to Bangkok."

Citizen
11-01-2013, 08:15 AM
I keep a running list of car on display at museums around the world and I just found one at a museum in Bangkok, Thailand. [Snip]

A place called Jeseda Technik Museum, so if you happen to be passing, please pop in and get the VIN for me.


Dermot,

This is fantastic! Love lists like this, thanks for keeping it up. I always wondered how many cars were in museums, and wanted to keep a list too (along with my other lists), but thought it too difficult to keep up with. Very interesting indeed. 65 cars, and now +1 in Thailand. Keep up the good work.

Could the museum in Thailand (or any of them in fact), be emailed to ask them for the VIN? With a short blurb on why you're asking, like historical preservation reasons, they shouldn't be too adverse about coughing up the VIN.

Thomas

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Dangermouse
11-01-2013, 08:29 AM
Dermot,

This is fantastic! Love lists like this, thanks for keeping it up. I always wondered how many cars were in museums, and wanted to keep a list too (along with my other lists), but thought it too difficult to keep up with. Very interesting indeed. 65 cars, and now +1 in Thailand. Keep up the good work.

Could the museum in Thailand (or any of them in fact), be emailed to ask them for the VIN? With a short blurb on why you're asking, like historical preservation reasons, they shouldn't be too adverse about coughing up the VIN.

Thomas

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Thomas,

that's typically what I do, asking for a bit of info on the car, how they came by it, does it have any special significance etc. That's how I got many of the VINs on that list. The ones that are "VIN??" have never replied. Hopefully someone will visit and get the details for us.

Normally I just add them to the list and post it periodically (surprised you haven't seen it before) but this one had such nice pictures and was in such an unusual spot in the world that I thought it was worth highlighting.

(I got a short note from them this morning say that they are working on a proper reply, so watch this space.)

I started the list after I visited Reno NV and discovered three weeks later that the gold car was on display there! Had I known , etc, etc.

Kenny_Z
11-01-2013, 08:33 AM
That car looks to be in excellent condition. I wonder if it is a restoration or a garage kept original.

Citizen
11-01-2013, 08:50 AM
Normally I just add them to the list and post it periodically (surprised you haven't seen it before) but this one had such nice pictures and was in such an unusual spot in the world that I thought it was worth highlighting.

(I got a short note from them this morning say that they are working on a proper reply, so watch this space.)

I started the list after I visited Reno NV and discovered three weeks later that the gold car was on display there! Had I known , etc, etc.

Actually, now that I think back, I had seen the list before, sorry, but I had forgotten about it. I'll keep a better watch now, for sure.

I also visited the Reno museum, maybe 15 years ago, and saw the gold car there. Great museum! The only place I've ever seen a Stutz Bearcat (one of the other auto passions of mine).

T.

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ALEXAKOS
11-01-2013, 01:31 PM
Wonderful photo. Between all hose colorful classic he stainless steel power.
Fantastic contrast!~

Dangermouse
11-26-2013, 02:50 PM
After a series of email with the very nice curator, I can report that this is VIN 797, perhaps surprisingly. The interior color has been changed to grey and the hood is now flap-less, though he says that some of the photos on file of the car show a gasflap.

Interestingly, the museum (or at least the owner, Mr Jeseda) has a second car, 10285, also that is undergoing restoration.

So, if you happen to be passing by, pop in and have a look at this fascinating facility

Dangermouse
02-04-2014, 01:35 PM
The very nice curator sent me a couple more photos, this time of 10285 in a microcar parade through Bangkok, with an interesting tan/peanut-butter interior. I asked him for a picture of the dash, but haven't got one yet.

http://dmctalk.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25060&d=1391538769

apparently the girl was a big fan and wouldn't get out of the car :)

Henrik
02-04-2014, 01:49 PM
Wow, that is one stubborn chick.

Domi
02-04-2014, 02:45 PM
The interior looks like an another one (don't remember the country, I think Singapore) but the steering wheel was on the right.
Can't find a picture in my computer's files...

Domi
02-04-2014, 02:49 PM
Found them back :)
I think the owner was a member of the old forum:
Here they are:

john 05141
02-05-2014, 04:16 AM
I remember those pictures. Looks like the saddle brown original seats, only it does not go well with the carpets in the car to my opinion.
The Giugiaro Delorean however looks very good. I keep on thinking to change my interior to a taupe brown, I think it would look great, but my interior is in excellent condition so that would be rediculous to do. But it would be a nice change than the always returning gray and black.
Jan

AugustneverEnds
02-14-2014, 07:37 AM
I remember those pictures. Looks like the saddle brown original seats, only it does not go well with the carpets in the car to my opinion.
The Giugiaro Delorean however looks very good. I keep on thinking to change my interior to a taupe brown, I think it would look great, but my interior is in excellent condition so that would be rediculous to do. But it would be a nice change than the always returning gray and black.
Jan

Giugiaro interior is super sharp :worship:

Dangermouse
02-14-2014, 12:02 PM
Found them back :)
I think the owner was a member of the old forum:
Here they are:

I keep seeing that car on Instagram.