[DML] Re: Future of Left Front Fenders...

["Jan van de Wouw" <jan@xxxx>]

Take a look at:
http://www.de-lorean-steel-products.purespace.de/english.html

On this (German) site it LITTERALLY reads:

We offer:
-complete production/reconstruction of all DeLorean steel parts (EVEN
FENDERS) 
-exclusive single-part production and remodelling (everything is
possible) 
-repair service and planishing of stainless steel parts / panel beating 
-complete regrinding or refreshing of ground parts 
-special cleaning and sealing of stainless steel surfaces 
-long lasting varnishing of stainless steel (with guaranty) 
-baking varnishing and powder varnishing of stainless steel parts
(absolutely heat-resistent) 
-laser cut of any copy/copy providing 
-series production of DeLorean parts 
-Design & Art items round the DeLorean 
-various DeLorean accessories 
-24 carat gold plating of stainless steel parts 


So look no further, your prayers are answered!
I'm sure they are willing to deliver overseas too.
(NOTE: overseas is US as ther reside in Europe...)

JAN van de Wouw
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dmc552-@xxxx wrote: 
> dmc_norway@xxxx writes:
> 
> << Some talks recently about the availability of the left front
fenders.
> Now, this is a serious problem to all DeLorean owners. All the other 
> stainless body panels are readily available, but not the left front
fenders 
> >>
> I would just like to add to this. The only currently available hoods
are the 
> later model flat hoods (no flap or lines). My 81 creased hood was
recently 
> damaged and now I find myself between a rock and a hard place. I
don't like 
> the all flat hoods and now that the creased hoods are unavailable
from our 
> parts suppliers I guess I am stuck buying a used hood that probably
has the X 
> bracing showing through.
> I think that an experienced craftsperson could more easily replicate
a hood 
> than a fender. But if anyone knows anything about this let them speak
up. I 
> would certainly be interested in parts developed in this fashion.
> Dave
> VIN 5524