[DML] Re: This may be a dumb question but,

[Shannon Yocom <ssdelorean@xxxxxxxxx>]

mrfordaholic,
No it's not a dumb question.

Clubs abound and parts are a plenty... see link for info on both:
http://www.ohiodeloreans.com/links.htm

As for restoring... be sure to check out Project Vixen by Dave Stragand
http://www.projectvixen.com/
He documents his restoration in great detail with other helpful tidbits of what
you can expect, cost, etc.

Shannon Y
16506 

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From: "mrfordaholic" <mrfordaholic@...>
Date: Mon Apr 3, 2006  1:36 pm
Subject: This may be a dumb question but, 	

I have never owned a DeLorean, but have been in love with them since
they first came out new. To be honest, i do not have the money to go
out and buy one in mint shape. I do belive I could afford one that
needs to be restored however. I have restored several muscle cars in
the past(my father owned a body shop when I was growing up). So my
question is, how hard is it to find parts? I know to get in the right
circles and clubs to help find them, but are the parts out there, or
should I give up? I plan on taken a couple of years or more to do one
right, and trust me, it would be my baby! Any opinions or advice would
be very helpfull.............thank you









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