I've toyed with the idea of buying a painted car. If Ron passes, let me know the details. I keep saying I'm not spending any more money until the house is paid for, but for the right price I might jump.
I've toyed with the idea of buying a painted car. If Ron passes, let me know the details. I keep saying I'm not spending any more money until the house is paid for, but for the right price I might jump.
Rest assured, we have a backup of Farrar's car blog and it will be restored in the near future. (Steve Rice - March 2016)
Rest assured, we have a backup of Shep's posts and all of them will be restored in the near future. (Steve Rice - March 2017)
I want a painted car, so I'd swap panels with one; provided they're in decent shape.
-Chad K.
Previous owner of VINS: 6982, 1601, 1265, and 1269
Dammit, Jim. I'm an undertaker, not a mechanic.
I'm certain there are a number of guys with painted D's fully willing to swap for stainless.Originally Posted by Dracula
You could build the world's first Harlequin Delorean with every panel being a different color!
-Luke / 10270 / Turbo / EFI
There are two conditions that have to be met for me to swap panels with a painted car:
1. The paint must look good.
2. The panels must not be damaged underneath.
-Chad K.
Previous owner of VINS: 6982, 1601, 1265, and 1269
Dammit, Jim. I'm an undertaker, not a mechanic.
If it was sound and the surface was 'straight', underneath wouldn't matter a lot to me..
No longer looking for 5 speed D -- Working on "The other DeLorean" (1966 GTO).
I was toying with the idea of selling 6921, she's just sitting in the driveway waiting her turn to be fixed. I honestly thought I'd be working on her by now but sadly other priorities have popped up.
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