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I am lucky enough to own an ‘83 registered/grey/manual, which was imported in 2019 from DMC Midwest and then restored and converted to RHD by Chris Nicholson.  I haven't had that many opportunities to use the car since it was finished, but I’m hoping to get out to a club event at some point this year to say hello in person.

Best wishes!
Paul]]>
I am lucky enough to own an ‘83 registered/grey/manual, which was imported in 2019 from DMC Midwest and then restored and converted to RHD by Chris Nicholson.  I haven't had that many opportunities to use the car since it was finished, but I’m hoping to get out to a club event at some point this year to say hello in person.

Best wishes!
Paul]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6352 Fri, 06 Jan 2023 08:33:08 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6352 I'm Eric from france, I'm Delorean owner since decembre 2019, I have discover this car by the back to the futur trilogy and I have live my dream with bought this car.
I have make several upgrade on my car. Brake hose, fuel hose, shocks, I have make a modification of my radio craig w460 for connect  an external module bluetooth and I work actually on internal bluetooth modification without apparent modification and with use switch play/pause. I have make too a new FAN FAIL RELAY with 2 mode, "fan fail light ON" when fan s work normaly or "fan fail light ON" if one fan is inop.
I am happy of join you.
have a good day.]]> I'm Eric from france, I'm Delorean owner since decembre 2019, I have discover this car by the back to the futur trilogy and I have live my dream with bought this car.
I have make several upgrade on my car. Brake hose, fuel hose, shocks, I have make a modification of my radio craig w460 for connect  an external module bluetooth and I work actually on internal bluetooth modification without apparent modification and with use switch play/pause. I have make too a new FAN FAIL RELAY with 2 mode, "fan fail light ON" when fan s work normaly or "fan fail light ON" if one fan is inop.
I am happy of join you.
have a good day.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6269 Fri, 21 Jan 2022 22:07:13 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6269
After many years of wanting one I finally bought my first a Delorean (quickly followed by my second, long story!). Anyway, got it from DMC Midwest back in the summer on 2021. Chris N did a bunch of work on her and she arrived early December. Just waiting for better weather to take her out. 

Looking forward to meeting folks in the future!
Darren

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Here are some photos if anyone is interested

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Also, if any other new members want any help or advice as to how I did it, let me know

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After many years of wanting one I finally bought my first a Delorean (quickly followed by my second, long story!). Anyway, got it from DMC Midwest back in the summer on 2021. Chris N did a bunch of work on her and she arrived early December. Just waiting for better weather to take her out. 

Looking forward to meeting folks in the future!
Darren

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Also, if any other new members want any help or advice as to how I did it, let me know

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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.]]>
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.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6260 Tue, 04 Jan 2022 20:18:52 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6260
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]]>
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]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6219 Tue, 31 Aug 2021 17:03:24 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6219
Thought I would sign up and check the site out after talking to a few of you on Mondays meeting in Belper. 

Really enjoyed seeing so many DMC's all in one place, I was like a kid in a candy store but without my pocket money. 

I have been a massive fan of the cars being brought up in the 80s with of course Back to the Future which I had recorded from Ye Old Sky onto VHS and pretty much wore the tapes out. Then in later years became more and more interested in the man himself John Delorean and watched many documentaries about him. I have been lucky in my job as a Lorry Driver to go across to NI on many occasions and have been and visited the old plant in Dunmurry which I can just about get the lorry to turn around on the estate before the gate.

Anyway massive thanks to bringing all your pride and joys to Belper and hope to get to see them again soon at other events.

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Thought I would sign up and check the site out after talking to a few of you on Mondays meeting in Belper. 

Really enjoyed seeing so many DMC's all in one place, I was like a kid in a candy store but without my pocket money. 

I have been a massive fan of the cars being brought up in the 80s with of course Back to the Future which I had recorded from Ye Old Sky onto VHS and pretty much wore the tapes out. Then in later years became more and more interested in the man himself John Delorean and watched many documentaries about him. I have been lucky in my job as a Lorry Driver to go across to NI on many occasions and have been and visited the old plant in Dunmurry which I can just about get the lorry to turn around on the estate before the gate.

Anyway massive thanks to bringing all your pride and joys to Belper and hope to get to see them again soon at other events.

Picture]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6216 Wed, 25 Aug 2021 19:35:18 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6216
I bought a DeLorean in the fall of 2020, partially on a whim. I have wanted to get one for as long as have wanted to get any vehicle at all and I happened to be looking through used car listings and just stumbled over it, realized it was within my budget, and phoned up the seller to arrange a test drive. I have no regrets so far.

I began fixing up all the little issues (adjusting the gearshift, fixing the clock, and changing all the fluids and filters among other things) this summer and found this forum.

I'll probably post more stuff when I either have all these little things worked out or when I hit a problem 

Cheers!]]>
I bought a DeLorean in the fall of 2020, partially on a whim. I have wanted to get one for as long as have wanted to get any vehicle at all and I happened to be looking through used car listings and just stumbled over it, realized it was within my budget, and phoned up the seller to arrange a test drive. I have no regrets so far.

I began fixing up all the little issues (adjusting the gearshift, fixing the clock, and changing all the fluids and filters among other things) this summer and found this forum.

I'll probably post more stuff when I either have all these little things worked out or when I hit a problem 

Cheers!]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6215 Wed, 25 Aug 2021 08:09:52 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6215 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6211 Fri, 13 Aug 2021 14:06:34 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6211 Hello DOC-UK members. 
 
My name is Thomas Kidd.  I live in Houston, Texas, USA and I maintain the DeLorean Texas Club’s online Registry database, in coordination with Shannon Birdwell who maintains the DeLorean Chronology.  I also am the Administrator of the DeLorean Owners Directory (DOD), which is a database of VIN contact information provided by owners themselves on a completely volunteer basis. 
 
I frequent DMCTalk.org, and I have visited DMC-UK as a guest numerous times, but only recently joined because I believe a number of VIN count questions can be answered that have been asked on this forum in the past.  Questions like:  How many VINs are in the UK, and how many are setup for RHD? 
 
Looking forward, I am also in search of missing VINs, and attribute information for VINs we do have listed but don’t have such information for.  So I will be starting a new thread in the appropriate place that I will monitor for updates.  Please watch for it, and if you would be so kind as to post your updates there.  I understand some people don’t wish to disclose such information, that’s perfectly ok too.
 
Thank you and regards to all friends across the pond.
 
Thomas Kidd

I can be reached here, but also by email if needed:
tak (at) citizenkidd dot com
 
…]]> Hello DOC-UK members. 
 
My name is Thomas Kidd.  I live in Houston, Texas, USA and I maintain the DeLorean Texas Club’s online Registry database, in coordination with Shannon Birdwell who maintains the DeLorean Chronology.  I also am the Administrator of the DeLorean Owners Directory (DOD), which is a database of VIN contact information provided by owners themselves on a completely volunteer basis. 
 
I frequent DMCTalk.org, and I have visited DMC-UK as a guest numerous times, but only recently joined because I believe a number of VIN count questions can be answered that have been asked on this forum in the past.  Questions like:  How many VINs are in the UK, and how many are setup for RHD? 
 
Looking forward, I am also in search of missing VINs, and attribute information for VINs we do have listed but don’t have such information for.  So I will be starting a new thread in the appropriate place that I will monitor for updates.  Please watch for it, and if you would be so kind as to post your updates there.  I understand some people don’t wish to disclose such information, that’s perfectly ok too.
 
Thank you and regards to all friends across the pond.
 
Thomas Kidd

I can be reached here, but also by email if needed:
tak (at) citizenkidd dot com
 
…]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6207 Tue, 10 Aug 2021 06:39:54 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6207
I have just recently purchased a Delorean fulfilling a 30 year dream.  Looking forward to getting it to the UK (currently in Ireland) and on the road.  A few mechanical issues to sort and some cosmetics but that’s part of the fun of owning a classic car!

Looking forward to getting to know the club members - please be kind with my inevitable questions when it arrives!

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I have just recently purchased a Delorean fulfilling a 30 year dream.  Looking forward to getting it to the UK (currently in Ireland) and on the road.  A few mechanical issues to sort and some cosmetics but that’s part of the fun of owning a classic car!

Looking forward to getting to know the club members - please be kind with my inevitable questions when it arrives!

]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6205 Wed, 04 Aug 2021 17:55:36 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6205
Just writing a quick hello as a new (old) member and enthusiast. I was originally member #347 about 15 or so years ago when Chris Parnham was club secretary (Hi Chris!) but unfortunately never made it to any of the big meets although I met a few from the club (Stuart Nicholls at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 and Stephen Knight in Ayr - not sure if they're still members...?) during that time and it was always a pleasure. 

I've recently re-joined the DOC after living and working abroad for 11 years. Financially, I'm slightly closer to owning a D than I was before but I've noticed the prices have risen considerably! 

Good to see there's a Scotland rep! I will drop James a line soon. I saw an old thread that mentioned monthly meetings just outside Edinburgh around 2015...? If anything like this started up again, I'd be keen to get involved 

Anyway, it's good to be back and I hope to meet some more members soon.

Mike
Near Penicuik, south of Edinburgh.]]>
Just writing a quick hello as a new (old) member and enthusiast. I was originally member #347 about 15 or so years ago when Chris Parnham was club secretary (Hi Chris!) but unfortunately never made it to any of the big meets although I met a few from the club (Stuart Nicholls at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 and Stephen Knight in Ayr - not sure if they're still members...?) during that time and it was always a pleasure. 

I've recently re-joined the DOC after living and working abroad for 11 years. Financially, I'm slightly closer to owning a D than I was before but I've noticed the prices have risen considerably! 

Good to see there's a Scotland rep! I will drop James a line soon. I saw an old thread that mentioned monthly meetings just outside Edinburgh around 2015...? If anything like this started up again, I'd be keen to get involved 

Anyway, it's good to be back and I hope to meet some more members soon.

Mike
Near Penicuik, south of Edinburgh.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6170 Fri, 14 May 2021 12:49:33 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6170
New Member. Well, returning member actually. I previously joined in 2007 but was too young and broke to afford a DeLorean, so I shelved the idea. I'm now less young and less broke, but I see DeLorean prices have increased considerably in my absence. 

Like most people, I was introduced to the DeLorean as a youngster watching BTTF films, but it wasn't until I purchased a classic car magazine in 2004 as a day-dreaming teenager that I realised they were actually obtainable. I had been greatly misled about production numbers, so this was a revelation to me. On the bucket the DMC-12 went. 

I'm open to the idea of importing a car, but really only through BHCC as I need my hand holding. Naturally, I would be interested in a UK car if one becomes available. 

Anyway, I look forward to getting involved in the community and hopefully a DeLorean of my own.]]>
New Member. Well, returning member actually. I previously joined in 2007 but was too young and broke to afford a DeLorean, so I shelved the idea. I'm now less young and less broke, but I see DeLorean prices have increased considerably in my absence. 

Like most people, I was introduced to the DeLorean as a youngster watching BTTF films, but it wasn't until I purchased a classic car magazine in 2004 as a day-dreaming teenager that I realised they were actually obtainable. I had been greatly misled about production numbers, so this was a revelation to me. On the bucket the DMC-12 went. 

I'm open to the idea of importing a car, but really only through BHCC as I need my hand holding. Naturally, I would be interested in a UK car if one becomes available. 

Anyway, I look forward to getting involved in the community and hopefully a DeLorean of my own.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6160 Tue, 04 May 2021 16:39:52 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6160
Still getting to know the car and working through a list of things that need fixing or tinkering

I absolutely love the car and have used it every day (when it's dry).In fact, I need to increase my insurance annual mileage, as I have a feeling I'm going to be going over my limit!

Cheers
Paul]]>
Still getting to know the car and working through a list of things that need fixing or tinkering

I absolutely love the car and have used it every day (when it's dry).In fact, I need to increase my insurance annual mileage, as I have a feeling I'm going to be going over my limit!

Cheers
Paul]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6119 Fri, 19 Feb 2021 14:10:27 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6119 Quick one, I'm sure I spotted a thread on the forum somewhere but I'm damned if I can find it.. (again)!
If importing from the US, IIRC on the import form there's some sort of box to tick that a DeLorean is a 're-import', and if you do this correctly then the only import 'tax' one gets at the UK end is a VAT charge at 5% (plus some port fees, &c).
Is that right?  I only ask 'cos I saw something elsewhere which suggested you'd pay a 5% 'import tax' and then VAT in addition.  Obviously this would make quite a difference..!
Grateful if someone could chip in with knowledge or experience.  
I'm trying to make the 'man maths' add up (in theory at least, so I can get saving!) and it would be good to have all the right factors added in!!
If I'm going to try and use Excel I may's well get it right...
Cheers!
Ivan.

No signature block at present, but I see most people have one (I must work that out!) so, in text for now:
Currently Running:
'Sabrina' - Silver Royale Sabre Convertible, 3.4l V6, E1 54BRE
'Felicity' - Silver Honda Accord 2.0DTEC, FE09YYO
'The Car with No Name' - Silver Ford Mondeo Ghia 2.5Turbo, AK07URG
[Bizzarely, I've only just realised on writing that down that they're all silver!]
:-D]]> Quick one, I'm sure I spotted a thread on the forum somewhere but I'm damned if I can find it.. (again)!
If importing from the US, IIRC on the import form there's some sort of box to tick that a DeLorean is a 're-import', and if you do this correctly then the only import 'tax' one gets at the UK end is a VAT charge at 5% (plus some port fees, &c).
Is that right?  I only ask 'cos I saw something elsewhere which suggested you'd pay a 5% 'import tax' and then VAT in addition.  Obviously this would make quite a difference..!
Grateful if someone could chip in with knowledge or experience.  
I'm trying to make the 'man maths' add up (in theory at least, so I can get saving!) and it would be good to have all the right factors added in!!
If I'm going to try and use Excel I may's well get it right...
Cheers!
Ivan.

No signature block at present, but I see most people have one (I must work that out!) so, in text for now:
Currently Running:
'Sabrina' - Silver Royale Sabre Convertible, 3.4l V6, E1 54BRE
'Felicity' - Silver Honda Accord 2.0DTEC, FE09YYO
'The Car with No Name' - Silver Ford Mondeo Ghia 2.5Turbo, AK07URG
[Bizzarely, I've only just realised on writing that down that they're all silver!]
:-D]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6116 Wed, 10 Feb 2021 22:22:17 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6116 Not a DMC-12 owner (yet!), but certainly starting to look...
Am based near High Wycombe and hope to meet some of you if and when this wretched lockdown ends (and summer begins)!
Here's hoping for some sun and car shows this year.
Hope this note ends up in the right place..
Cheers!
Ivan.]]> Not a DMC-12 owner (yet!), but certainly starting to look...
Am based near High Wycombe and hope to meet some of you if and when this wretched lockdown ends (and summer begins)!
Here's hoping for some sun and car shows this year.
Hope this note ends up in the right place..
Cheers!
Ivan.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6112 Fri, 05 Feb 2021 15:30:29 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6112
I'm Jordan and it's great to be part of the club. I recently renewed my membership and have thoroughly enjoyed reading through the magazines and seeing the hard work and dedication of the owners.

I'm hoping at some point this year to purchase my first DeLorean, which is both exciting and a little daunting but I know this is the place to be for that journey.

I look forward to getting to know everyone.

Thanks.]]>
I'm Jordan and it's great to be part of the club. I recently renewed my membership and have thoroughly enjoyed reading through the magazines and seeing the hard work and dedication of the owners.

I'm hoping at some point this year to purchase my first DeLorean, which is both exciting and a little daunting but I know this is the place to be for that journey.

I look forward to getting to know everyone.

Thanks.]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6097 Mon, 30 Nov 2020 12:12:26 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6097
Like you all, I have been an avid DMC fan since my youth. Having dreamed of one of these cars for 20 odd years, I am now almost in a position to make a purchase. Probably going to be going down the project road but realise after much reading that I could find myself in a rather expensive rabbit hole. A classic car dealer friend has suggested before even getting serious about buying I should really see one up close and get some expert advice from an owner on the pros and cons of being a delorean keeper. 

I am up in Scotland (Dundee), so if there is anyone up North who would be kind enough to let me come and have a look/chat or better still someone who may be prospectively selling? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Best wishes,

James]]>
Like you all, I have been an avid DMC fan since my youth. Having dreamed of one of these cars for 20 odd years, I am now almost in a position to make a purchase. Probably going to be going down the project road but realise after much reading that I could find myself in a rather expensive rabbit hole. A classic car dealer friend has suggested before even getting serious about buying I should really see one up close and get some expert advice from an owner on the pros and cons of being a delorean keeper. 

I am up in Scotland (Dundee), so if there is anyone up North who would be kind enough to let me come and have a look/chat or better still someone who may be prospectively selling? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Best wishes,

James]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6085 Fri, 25 Sep 2020 08:36:22 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6085 Hi Everyone!
   
My name is Sam, never owned a Delorean (yet) but Im looking to buy a project/restoration vehicle.  I have mainly spent my time building 4x4s, restoring WW2 Jeeps and I have built an amphibious 4x4 car.  I am now looking for my next project/investment.
  
No doubt like all people new to DMC, I will have many questions.  I have bought the Essential Buyers Guide book and have been researching and looking at various cars.  Like a few other people, I have been looking to import one from the USA. It seems the main source of DMC's is the Beverley Hill Car Club?  They seem very helpful and I like the security of dealing with a bigger known dealer at the moment.
 
Looking forward to learning and hearing your thoughts!
 
Cheers
  
Sam]]> Hi Everyone!
   
My name is Sam, never owned a Delorean (yet) but Im looking to buy a project/restoration vehicle.  I have mainly spent my time building 4x4s, restoring WW2 Jeeps and I have built an amphibious 4x4 car.  I am now looking for my next project/investment.
  
No doubt like all people new to DMC, I will have many questions.  I have bought the Essential Buyers Guide book and have been researching and looking at various cars.  Like a few other people, I have been looking to import one from the USA. It seems the main source of DMC's is the Beverley Hill Car Club?  They seem very helpful and I like the security of dealing with a bigger known dealer at the moment.
 
Looking forward to learning and hearing your thoughts!
 
Cheers
  
Sam]]> http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6080 Thu, 20 Aug 2020 16:32:43 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6080 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6067 Fri, 26 Jun 2020 11:36:11 +0000 http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=6067

I had my first DMC experience in 2004 while during a trip to California I tracked down a DeLorean dealer and paid a visit. The owner was happy to show me around and I got to see and sit in one for the first time. It was the best part of my trip!

In 2009 my ever loving and supportive fiancee was happy for me to hire a DeLorean for our wedding day (Looking back on an old email folder, Chris Williams, you pointed me in the direction of Stuart Rees who was more local to me). That day was epic! I got to drive it for a very short trip around the block, have a spin around town as a passenger, got lots of photos and escorted DMC style to the Church... I also got married!

Eleven years later and owning one myself has always seemed like a pipe-dream, but I'm hopeful to bring enough money together within the next year to be able to purchase my own. Unfortunately I'm not mechanically minded in terms of dealing with the maintenance that would come with owning such a classic car, but obviously willing to learn.

It's good to be here and thanks for having me.

Pic here is taken on the morning of my wedding day. My hairline has also taken a significant hit in the last 11 years.
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I had my first DMC experience in 2004 while during a trip to California I tracked down a DeLorean dealer and paid a visit. The owner was happy to show me around and I got to see and sit in one for the first time. It was the best part of my trip!

In 2009 my ever loving and supportive fiancee was happy for me to hire a DeLorean for our wedding day (Looking back on an old email folder, Chris Williams, you pointed me in the direction of Stuart Rees who was more local to me). That day was epic! I got to drive it for a very short trip around the block, have a spin around town as a passenger, got lots of photos and escorted DMC style to the Church... I also got married!

Eleven years later and owning one myself has always seemed like a pipe-dream, but I'm hopeful to bring enough money together within the next year to be able to purchase my own. Unfortunately I'm not mechanically minded in terms of dealing with the maintenance that would come with owning such a classic car, but obviously willing to learn.

It's good to be here and thanks for having me.

Pic here is taken on the morning of my wedding day. My hairline has also taken a significant hit in the last 11 years.
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