Hello, I am looking to send my car somewhere for an "annual service" (fluids, filters, general check over, not idling perfectly, not charging perfectly, last serviced 2 years ago and done about 2,000 miles since). I have a basic technical understanding but not confident doing myself. I know garages that would 'have a go' but I'd rather send it to a specialist who will do it right, especially a k-jetronic seems to trip people up. I have used Chris Nicholson in the past... he's good, would use him again, but he's super-busy at the moment so looking for alternatives. Car is located near Reading, UK, but happy to have it trailered 2-3 hours away. 

Any other recommendations?

Thank you in advance 

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James (1982 RHD Manual Grey VIN#10271)

A listing for one for sale has appeared on Autotrader.

Not many photos - and those that are there are very odd, you are really interested in a picture of the glove box and parcel shelf! . So might be a bit "Suspicious"

Also the description is a bit odd!

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details...ars&page=1

Hi Guys

As I'm still very much a newbee as my car has not even arrived yet I'm asking questions and I guess this is a difficult topic.

Finding a missmatched size set of 4 tyres same make and tread pattern and something which has a half decent fuel (although not to important) rating and wet weather grip (much more important).

No doubt easy in the US but i'm finding it more difficult in the UK.

So question is do any of you guy's alter the profile or tyre size to get a matched pair or does anyone alter there profile and tyres size to get a better ride / handling? 

Any input would be apreciated as I start to get to grips with my DeLorean knowledge base 

Cheers
Mich1958

Hi All,

I'm Rob and based in the U.K.  

I've always dreamed of owning a Delorean and joining the wider U.K. community and am
finally in a position to make that happen so am currently looking for one to buy.

Thanks,

Rob.

Hi everyone, happy new year to you all

just had new window motors delivered and i need some advice on removing the old ones. so the windows are fully up and i cant easily access the bolts that hold the window rail to the motor is there any way to move either the window down manually or the whole setup down so that i can remove the 2 bolts?

my old motors are completely dead even after i realised the whole passenger door harness was disconnected 

Hi guys and gals

Just wanted to say hello as a newbee to the DeLorean clan.

My new old baby should be winging it's way over the big pond in the next few month's and already I can't wait.

Lot's of new things to learn lots to read and discover about about my new addition.

It's been awhile since I had a car in the garage and I'm busy making plans for a few road trips.

Hope to meet up with some owners in the near future.

Mich1958

Hi 

I am involved in organising the Royal Fowey (Cornwall) Regatta Classic car event for 2022. it is due to be held on the 17th August. we held the first show last year which was very well received and attended. We expect around 200 cars to attend, with a parade through the town at the finish of the show. Fowey is situated on the South Cornish coast around 7 miles from St Austell.

I talked to a couple of your members at the NEC classic car show in  November and they thought that some of your members may be interested in joining the show.

Are you able to help me notify your member's about this event please?

Best wishes

Johnnie Hards

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