Hello Everyone...Seeing that I was the recipient of so much of the help offered this past weekend it's about time I said thank you. With three kiddies, finishing school and a full time job it's hard to find time to attend events like this past weekend but I must admit it was well worth it. I brought along my human Delorean breakdown Insurance policy, Mike Pack, to introduce me to the group and make sure all went well. I will tell anyone that will listen that if your Delorean broke down on the side of the road and all Mike Pack had with him was chewing gum, a yo-yo, a 9-iron, a Cal Ripken Jr. rookie card and some duct tape he would find a way to get your car running and get you home safe and sound...and all you need for payment would be a thank you. Sitting in the parking lot and seeing all the enthusiasm was amazing. I have seen dozens of Delorean photos but until you're car is in one it is not the same. I am still learning the names of everyone but I must first thank Rob Grady. I have gone 4 months with a turn signals that would not turn off by itself. It took Rob all of 2 minutes to fix it....He also gave me a thorough evaluation of my car which I now look forward to getting fixed....now I just need to sneak my car onto his lot and get on his to do list. Special thanks also to Debby for letting me ask a million questions and get as many parts as my wife will allow...My suggestion to Rob and Debby still stands...If you could find a way to have different merchant names appear on our credit card statements for our purchases your parts business would triple :-) possible names to use...Toys R Us, United Way or Victoria's Secret... Also thanks to Jim Reeves in Minnesota. Seeing my car disassembled before you're eyes is almost like watching an autopsy. But my car was in good hands and with all his little tweaks my car is quieter on the inside and my passenger door opens with a touch of the finger.....My offer still stands room and board and sightseeing in MD in exchange for repair work on the car.... To everyone else...thanks for all your generosity and kind words. It is a little scary bringing you're new Delorean to you're first event because you have no idea what to expect...kind of like the first day of school... With everyone's help I had a great time. I noticed that Mike Pack was having too much fun and looked bored so I quickly unhooked all my fuel lines just so everyone could see first hand how competent and dependable he really is. Can't wait until the fall event down here in MD...There are some beautiful historic towns that will provide a stunning backdrop for our cars.... Hope to talk with everyone from the Mid Atlantic group on the list over the next few months...One final lesson is always, always, always carry a fire extinguisher. I have had one in the car for 5 months but for some reason did not have it with me.....how about someone making stainless steel fire ext. to match our cars :-) Mike Cohee #2109 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]