RIA 7126 & RIA 7124 Were used as test cars to complete 50,000miles, around N Ireland, testing required by US law. One of the cars never made it to 50,000 and was written off the other now resides in a Belfast museum which you will see if you are coming over to Ireland for the Eurofest next year! The 2 test cars had extra head/fog lights in the front DMC grill. The licence stays with the car not the owner, although in England the car licence is based on the year of manufacture like X1234 ABC would be a current registration (X denotes Sept 00 to April 01), in Northern Ireland they are based on area of registration. DeLorean's registered by the factory used the prefix's SIJ, AXI and WIA. Chris, UK Vin 16327 ----- Original Message ----- From: <abatt10347@xxxx> To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 8:47 PM Subject: [DML] Memorabilia questions > Fellow DMCer's, > A thank you to the moderators for posting this. First these questions have > nothing to do about watches! A couple of years ago Alan Parsons had an cd > with a Delorean on the cover. Thru this list I was able to locate the owner, > ( great trivia). Now I have a couple of mysteries to solve. I bought on Ebay > a peice of Delorean memorabilia. It is from a series called Dream Machines. > It shows a Delorean lic # RIA 7124 ( British ). It is an 81 with flap. Anyone > know the owner? While looking closely at the driver in the photo, it looks > like a young Stephan Wynne of DMC Houston. I have added two photos to the > vault ( under the folder Memorabila). One of the full page, and the second a > close up of the driver. James E. care to give us a guess? > Now onto my second mystery. On the cover of Auto Week (4/20/81) and the cover > of Special Interst Autos (June 95) is a Delorean lic # RIA 7126 ( 81 with gas > flap). It is my understanding that in England the lic # stays with the owner. > Unlike here in the states where each time you get a new car you change lic. > Anyone know who RIA 7126 and RIA 7124 belong too? By the way the auto > featured in the Special Interest Auto article is Mike Sullivan's. Only the > cover car remains a mystery. > Bruce Battles > Vin# 06569 > > > Before posting messages or replies, see the posting policy rules at: > www.dmcnews.com/Admin/rules.html > > To address comments privately to the moderating team, please address: > moderator@xxxx > >