I bought my DeLorean a short while ago. My girlfriend and I have taken it out here and there on the weekends, enjoying the ride and the looks, smiles, and questions you always seem to get with this unique car. As most owners can understand, the "ego boost" is sort of a rush. And there's a pride that comes with slowly learning how the car operates and slowly learning how to repair and maintain it yourself. (something of a challenge, I've learned!) Well we were just rewarded with the nicest incident this past weekend. While filling with gas at a local 7-Eleven, I was approached by a little boy probably about nine years old. He was excited about the car - he thought the car was just made for the movies, he didn't know it was a real car. I explained to him that it was, but they only made them for a short time. You could see his wide eyes as he looked at the interior. I asked if he wanted to sit inside. By that time his dad walked over and struck up a friendly conversation. My girlfriend has been carrying around a disposable camera, in case we wanted to take a cool "car photo" in some neat spot. Before I knew it she was taking pictures of this kid behind the wheel of the car, standing next to it..etc. He was totally consumed. Just as we were getting ready to leave, she gave this kid the camera and told him he could have it. "Make sure you have your dad develop these for you.", my girlfriend said before we left. In those short 10 minutes we realized that the REAL reward of owning this car is sharing it with others. Eric vin# 5557 Dunedin, FL