vendors are not scammers my friend

[Senatorpack@xxxx]

Installing cheap or inferior parts doesn't work. However if you want to 
try it by all means go for it! 

There has been a number of DeLorean service centers that quickly opened 
and quickly closed after the DeLorean factory closed in 1982. Why did they 
close? Lack of business? ...I doubt it. There were more cars on the road 
then, driven everyday, than today.

The DeLorean specialists available PJ Grady, DMCH, DeLorean One, 
DMCenter, Baurle, Joe Lore, etc., are all very talented specialist's that 
have been in business longer than any of the fly by night centers that 
quickly became entangled with the EPA and who knows what else.

I agree with RadDad (Mr. Dick Ryan) as I am a purist to a degree when it 
come to the DeLorean...why mess up a beautiful design & concept...inside and 
outside?

I'm not trying to be didactic, as we all have different views & personal 
opinion about the car.

However, I am willing to & have installed all the Zilla products, a new 
cooling system, and DeLoreanOne Relay Upgrade kit and whatever products that 
the DeLorean specialist recommend. 

In addition, the material & parts that the specialist's sell, add to my 
bottom line. My bottom line is that with this particular car, it isn't work 
the aggravation, time, wasted expense ("it's what you keep" ) driving all 
over asking the same damn questions to a clueless parts salesman that has no 
interest in my car or my interest. And 99% of the time they won't have what 
you are looking for...What a waste of time and money, in addition to the 
incubus of fear that the "make do" part that they sell will work after you 
install it.

However, If you call the DeLorean specialists, display some couth & 
decorum, and you are willing to understand that they are there to assist you. 
They are not a consortium of ignoble, perfunctory, Machiavellian, repugnant 
mechanics.

They are a group of sophisticated, dedicated, fastidious, bona fide, 
eminent professionals that care more for the DeLorean car than John DeLorean 
did, and many of the owners care for their own DeLorean.

Best Regards,
Michael Pack