Les, I have personal experience with a trailing arm bolt failure. Several years ago I was driving a customers DeLorean from their home to our shop. I was driving on a four lane road at approximately 55 MPH and prepared for a normal stop at an oncoming stop light. Shortly after I applied the brakes I heard a loud pop and felt a slight shift from the rear of the car. My first thought was that the right rear trailing arm bolt had broken. I accelerated slowly after the light change and slightly taped the brakes, sure enough the rear end shifted to the right and I was sure that the trailing arm was no longer attached to the frame. Fortunately the traffic was light and I was able to pull off the highway onto a side street and gradually taped the brakes until I came to safe stop. On the other hand a panic stop at speed could have resulted in a very unpleasant experience. Happy Thanksgiving, DMC Joe DeLorean Help dmchelp@xxxx www.dmc.tv ----- Original Message ----- From: "Les Huckins" <jhuckins@xxxx> To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 2:27 AM Subject: [DML] Toby > I still say, enough on the bolts, unless there is some firsthand failure > information that someone can pass along, someone who actually > experienced a failure, while in motion. >