Re: Newbie here

["dmcrobin" <rps@xxxx>]

Hi Andy

Being relatively new to DeLorean ownership, I can thoroughly 
recommend it !

I got my car a couple of months ago after many years of dreams, 
thoughts and wishes to get one - the car gives me more pleasure than 
anything else (including that !!) and I have a constant grin on my 
face - Still !

It attracts more admiring looks than anything else i've ever driven 
(Apart from perhaps the Carbon Fibre Bodied Bugatti ED 110 Supersport 
I saw today) and I guarantee you won't regret it.

Mine is not a daily driver, but I am in it most weekends and 
regularly in Loughborough with it - so if your about give me a shout 
and you can have a look.

The club provides tons and tons of fabulous help and information and 
you'll never be alone with praise or problems, someone always knows 
how to get it sorted !

Cheers

Robin

PS. Get yourself to Gaydon where there is expected to be at least 
15 'D's on display.

--- In doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "wheelspin_2003" <andy.wheelspin@xxxx> 
wrote:
> Hello everyone
> 
> New member here and just wanted to start by saying hi.
> 
> I dont own a Delorean (yet) but would love to. I've been a fan of 
> the car since the first time I watched BTTF. And the high-light of 
a 
> family holiday to California when I was just a youth was seeing 
> beautiful example parked out side a Holiday Inn. First trip to the 
> U.S., Disney Land, Universal Studios and all the sunshine state has 
> to offer and my best memory is an unpainted, understated car sat in 
> a car park!.
> 
> Im 29 now and have been lucky enough to see a few examples over 
> here, standard and in full time machine livery and they haven't 
lost 
> their appeal.
> 
> I live in Leicester and work in Derby and as I said earlier I would 
> love to own a D of my own. I will be joining the D.O.C. soon and 
> will scan the magazine to see if the car of my dreams is out there, 
> in my price range!.
> 
> Take care guys.
> 
> Andy W.