Hi steve, sorry i was going to send a link to a craigslist project Delorean but I just looked and it has been deleted by the seller. Mabe BHCC have pounced on that one too! If I hear of a project I'll let you know.
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Cheers Stu
(11 Mar 2017, 15:02)Hi thank you..will delete a lot more.Yes looking forward to being a d owner again and really enjoy working on one...how much was the craigs list car?My old car vin 1621 i restored from a poor condition non runner...absolute magic when i got it to start after 15 years plus non running.I dont mind in bad condition as even what looks like a good D often still needs most things rebuilding.Ideally i could do with one with a reasonable frame as i would do a frame off but a bit short on room.Hope Bcc do not keep buying up all project D\s.If only we could pay 2.5k dollars which they paid for these 2.Thank you again. Somewhere there is a search engine for the whole of craigs list...cant remember where.Steve Stuart Rees Wrote: [ -> ]Hi steve, sorry i was going to send a link to a craigslist project Delorean but I just looked and it has been deleted by the seller. Mabe BHCC have pounced on that one too! If I hear of a project I'll let you know.
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They were asking $4800 fire damage, Austin TX. Which would be £4K + p&p. A risk worth taking for that money... if the seller would deal outside of the US. Getting to the source is key and BHCC take the price to the max IMO but they seem to sell anyway...
Is it me being silly or does craigslist not have a national search section for the whole of the US as I can only seem to search from state to state.
New one, I had high hopes for this as it was clearly a 'hot state' car due to the baked interior. It's clearly had some work done in the past looking at the conversion on the A/C to R134 the chassis looked great as well until you come across where the brake master cylinder has leaked
![Dodgy Dodgy](http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/images/smilies/dodgy.png)
@ $15,750 still a worthwhile project if a bit overpriced.
http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1982-...c-7092.htm
Have you noticed the torsion bar on the back on this last one ?
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For that money I'd not be looking at a frame-off job, whjch this very much looks like it is.
I bought a Delorean in January - in the UK - frame is great - but needs work in other areas. I've just sent off my first shopping list of essential parts - close on 2K ... but it'll be a good car I'm sure for about 23k all in.
Due to the bad dollar pound exchange rate, and the rise in prices of Delorean thanks in some part to the plethora of TV progs and the BTTF anni recently, my impression is that the "cheap" delorean is no more?
Pity we can't get some of the basket cases over here - just for spares - but not the demand I guess?
Quote:Due to the bad dollar pound exchange rate, and the rise in prices of Delorean thanks in some part to the plethora of TV progs and the BTTF anni recently, my impression is that the "cheap" delorean is no more?
I think your 100% correct. Soooo many DeLoreans came back over the last two years and have pretty much flooded the market at the moment. Very few cheap DeLoreans come up for sale even in the US now and most of those are sold from BHCC. That and with the £-$ rate as it is I cant see many coming back now for a while.
Chris
Not a fan of turbo charging these engines myself, but if its currently running OK, it could easily be removed..If it were a manual I'd be tempted.
(Did a 300 mile round trip in Delores yesterday, Buckingham and back.....went like the wind and never missed a beat. Ive got to clean off all the dead insects this morning!)