| Erik,   I have run into the same problems, but have also been lucky to find people 
fairly close that were adept at working on the DeLorean.  I would suggest 
calling DMC-Houston and see if they have any suggestions for shops.  When I 
moved back to Colorado, Warren informed me of a place that had ordered parts 
from them in the past, and BINGO, I had found someone not just willing to work 
on the car, but actually knew what they were doing.  (currently havingthe 
engine rebuilt by them).   good luck in your quest   Michael Babb VIN 3472 
----- Original Message -----  Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 9:41 
AM Subject: [DML] Service question 
 
| Is it just me, or do a lot of other people have problems finding a
service place for the Delorean? Nobody in Holland Michigan wants to
work on my Delorean, except "Ma and Pa" shops. I wanted to get my
transmission (correct spelling??) looked at by a place called Holland
Transmission. My dad recommended me going there since we went to
church with the owner and he was a really nice guy and cared about his
customers. I got reamed for having a Delorean when I called him. "I
wouldn't come 10 miles from that car" "I don't even want to see that
thing" this is what the guy told me. that nice guy that my dad goes
to church with. anyway, does anybody else have any good stories about
service people and your Deloreans? I have about 20 of them! 
Erik Geerdink
4512
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