Our DeLorean was on display once at a community festival in western Sydney. On a couple of occasions I had to tell people not to sit in the car, so I wouldn't blame ya if you wanted to rope off your cockpit. During the day when our car was on display, two teenagers even jumped in the D and started playing with the shifter and the controls and stuff. I told 'em politely to get out, but it was quite annoying at the end of the day to turn on the car and find the wipers and indicators all on! So I guess I'll just stick to taking the DeLorean to regular car shows where spectators know how to behave. Rick www.deloreanaustralia.com --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "Jason Rowe" <rowejj@xxxx> wrote: > > I got a question for everyone. After a year of ownership I finally started taking my car to car shows. > I've only been to 3 so far, 2 were actual car shows themselves and one was a car show at street festival > type event so there was a lot of people there not just for the car show. My problem/questiom is since one > of the unique things about the car is the doors abviously so I leave them up but what I found is that people > are not that respectful about cars when your at a festival and not just a car show itself. I had 3 people help > themselves to sit inside my car even with the Please Look but Don't Touch sign in the window. I'm not sure > if I want to take it to another event like that or not. So my question is has anyone else had this happen and > would it be considered "rude" or "stuck up" or something like that if I was to maybe put something like > yellow caution tape across the door opening to try and keep people out or what? Does anyone else do anything > like this? > > On a side note, I was surprised to see another DeLorean at my last car show. It was a Dec. '81 build (2 months > after mine) but the VIN number was 10403. Mine is 05903. Would this other one be a Canadian Model or what? > Why the large difference in VIN's? I asked the guy if he was on the list but he said he wasn't so I tried to encourage > him to join. He might be on here by now. > > Jason #5903 > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]