What have you done to your DeLorean today?

Realy cool. I'll ask also..would you be willing to share the stl files? :)

Thanks. All of them are available on Thingiverse. https://www.thingiverse.com/bytes311/designs

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I recently got a 3d printer and been having a blast. Made a few things:

New latch cover for the glove box since my old one kept popping off (never mind the taped up kneepad). Attachment 70000

Made a pair of A/C vent caps. Attachment 69998

Made a couple brackets for the door switches for extra strength. Attachment 70002 Attachment 70003

A blanking cap for the passenger side door. Attachment 69999

Alignment plate for the console switches so they don't bottom out and bind. Attachment 70001

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This is some nice work. Do you think these are possible via 3d printing?Attachment 70004

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I've seen someone on Reddit 3d print a full sized grille, so not out of the question!

Thanks, much appreciated.

Bytes, yeah if you have the exact measurements of the opening, anything is possible with a large enough printer.

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Softened water (or rain water) is a must ... in the shade. I use a squeegee to remove the water and then towel it. Something you could try on the spots is CLR given that the spots are likely Calcium. Vinegar might work as well. Good luck.

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I pulled my car outside today and that 409 cleaner did nothing for water spots. I tried CLR and it seems to work pretty good. I also found my spray tire cleaner seems to work a little better than CLR for water spots. The problem is the spots show up in the sun but it's not good to try to clean it in the sun. I will never again wash the car without drying it. But the effort to dry it, why not just clean the car by hand with a spay cleaner and a roll of paper towels.

Just replaced my Catalytic converter with the Euro one from Delorean go. Not hard to do, and the car drives and smells way better. My original was definitely clogged or at least not flowing well.


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Replaced my partially melted fuse box. That was a lot of work in a weird angle my body didn't like.

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I pulled my car outside today and that 409 cleaner did nothing for water spots. I tried CLR and it seems to work pretty good. I also found my spray tire cleaner seems to work a little better than CLR for water spots. The problem is the spots show up in the sun but it's not good to try to clean it in the sun. I will never again wash the car without drying it. But the effort to dry it, why not just clean the car by hand with a spay cleaner and a roll of paper towels.

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I wonder if you could blow dry the car. I know they make blowers specifically for this, but maybe just a leaf blower.

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This is some nice work. Do you think these are possible via 3d printing?Attachment 70004

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Do those open/close by a motor? More info?