--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "supremeadmiralsenn" <StadnickAd@xxxx> wrote: > yes, I know i shouldn't buy a car like this without having some > knowledge. But i figure between my dad (who restored a 1972 Chevelle > Malibu) and this list, I can get theinfo i need to fix it. Yes it > will be time-consuming, yes it will be expensive. I am prepared to > put in the time and money to get this car back to at least okay > conditiona nd maybe a full restore a couple years down the line. > Thanks for all your input, but I just wanted the people with these > parts that i need to answer, not opinions. Just remember the $20.000 rule,when it comes time to buy a Delorean,whatever you pay for it,is the difference,between,what it cost to buy,and what it will COST YOU to finish this car,meaning that,if you pay for example $2500.00 for this car it will cost you AT least $17,500 or MORE (not including labor) to complete this car.Hope this puts some understanding,into your head before you get into this project. Just think about this ONE question before you decide to buy this car: WHY DID the last person restoring,this Delorean GIVE UP on this car? Something to think about. Claude 00570