Some of you guys may not understand that some of us other guys have a self-sufficiency ethic that somehow makes us feel humiliated having to buy seemingly mundane parts from exotic places. When the local auto parts stores are chock full of various oil filters -- even supposedly some very high quality ones -- some of us would rather walk into one of those places, pick one off the shelf and pay a cashier who knows nothing about the part we are buying (and therefore cannot pass any judgement on it). That somehow suits our personalities better than calling an expert from out of state and saying, "Duh, I need an oil filter for a DuhLorean because I'm not smart enough to find one locally." Well, read this and laugh. But many of you feel this way to some degree. Admit it! After doing the mental gymnastics, I was actually able to buy a filter from a DeLorean vendor. It was part of a larger 'tune-up' kit. If given a choice before hand I would have opted-out on just the filter. But now that I have seen that nice new part with the extra oil plug gasket taped to the top of it, I rather like the idea of buying filters from a vendor. Don't be ashamed guys! There are no DeLorean vendors out there who hang up the phone saying, "I just sold an overpriced oil filter to a moron who wasn't smart enough to find one locally." I am convinced that the Purflux filter for what you get is really the best filter for the money when compared to some of the even more expensive high end filters which you can buy locally. The next time you order parts from your favorite DeLorean vendor, just ask them to include an oil filter or two. It's simple, really.