I'm attempting to travel back to 1985.

-Steven

 

hahaah

"roads, where we're going, we dont need roads"

 

i see right through your plan of stopping me from coming into this world
aint gonna work :P muwhahaha

 

Saw one at CSUS last week... Someone is using it to commute to class I guess

 

There was one in Castro Valley the other week. You can tell the car wasnt designed with that engine in mind, it was sitting well below the body.

 

man that car is so cool. when i see them around the streets...i thikn to myself...oh crap its a delrrean! ive seen 3 in my life. i love back to the future!

 

friend of mine has one... repainted red though./

 

My dad used to have one. It only had 4,200 miles on it when we sold it. It's a pretty cool car. It handled like it was on rails and was a great highspeed cruiser, but it was pretty underpowered. They use a 3.2 liter volvo v6 that makes like 170hp and runs through a peugot 5 speed, so you're right, the engine wasn't designed for the car. Oh and the car is called a DMC-12. DeLorean was only the name of the company that made it.

p.s. Instead of waxing them you use stainless steel sink cleaner spray and brillo pads. No joke.

-Chris

 

There's an old one collecting dust at a garage near S & 18th in Downtown Sacramento IIRC. But you'll still need to link-up with Libyan nationals and steal their plutonium.

 

Not if he gets a later model. A simple bannana peel and some old soda cans will do the trick.

-Chris

 

i believe one of my coworkers is trying to sell his... its just sitting in one of the work bays

 

Haha, I was watching Back To The Future at the odd hours of the early morning on Sunday.

 

IIRC, DeLorean made them. I believe General Motors had something to do with them and same with Europe.

 

John DeLorean used to work for GM for many years.

 

1.28 jigawatts makes time travel possible.