DeLorean Mailing List 11/20/97

DeLorean Mailing List - 11/20/97

Thursday, November 20 1997 Volume 03 : Number 304 In this issue: DML: Delorean Poster DML: Parts for sale DML: Pictures of Columbus event DML: Delco Alt's .... DML: Was the Delorean front suspension from a Ford ?????? DML: Headlights DML: John Z. De Lorean's Mailing Address Re: DML: Headlights DML: DeLorean for Sale OHIO DML: UK & Andersen settle DeLorean Re: DML: Headlights Hi Beams DML: Fwd: Hi Beams DML: Hi-beam headlight troubleshooting DML: DeLorean prices in FL DML: DeLorean modifications DML: Birmingham NEC Car Show. DML: Dare to Dream video ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 1997 16:17:16 -0500 (EST) From: WINGD2(AT)aol.com Subject: DML: Delorean Poster Brandon, Thanks, nice try ( autotrend.com/111.html) - but not what I'm looking for. The poster " Blizzard of the 80's " is about 2'x3' and is a repo of a painting done by, I believe, a French artist. It shows a front view of the Delorean with its doors up in a snow storm. I'm still looking for this item, if anyone has any info. Thanks, Marty ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 21:54:04 -0500 (EST) From: SAND131(AT)aol.com Subject: DML: Parts for sale I HAVE THE FOLLOWING ALL NEW ORIG DMC PARTS FOR SALE: A200010 SIDE STRIPE DECAL SET 1 $87.20 SP10065 BULB OEM (FRANCE) 8 $1.62 SP10076 BULB OEM (FRANCE) 10 $0.89 SP10077 BULB OEM (FRANCE) 10 $2.00 SP10304 BULBS 8 $1.17 100156 BUSHING UPPER WISHBONE 4 $13.00 100344 FRONT GRILL 1 $349.00 100408 REAR SHOCK OEM 2 $43.02 100427 REAR WHEEL GRAY 2 $559.00 100523 FUEL FILTER OEM 2 $37.50 100545 W.W. BOTTLE ASM W/MTR 1 $114.00 100547 RADIO FLY LEAD 1 $13.11 100558 A.T. SELECTOR CABLE 1 $30.00 100634 HEADLAMP RETAINER 1 $13.00 100753 TEMP CONTROL SWITCH 1 $26.50 100755 FAN SWITCH 1 $18.00 100761 VENT OUTLET DOOR 2 $29.00 100778 MOTOR MOUNT 2 $32.00 100806 W. WASHER NOZZLE 1 $4.00 100814 REOSTATT 1 $19.77 100820 BRAKE LIGHT SW ITCH 2 $4.56 100853 BELL CRANK L.H.LOCK SW 1 $22.65 100901 BUMPER MOUNT 1 $24.06 100928 GASKET,EXH. MFD-PIPE 2 $2.09 101052 IGNITION COIL 1 $45.01 101359 MODE KNOB 1 $5.00 101419 L.H. DR. LOCK W/KEY 1 $49.00 101420 R.H. DR LOCK W/KEY 1 $49.00 101602 HEADLIGHT FILLER R.H. 1 $4.00 101965 CABLE PARK BRAKE L.H. SIDE 1 $24.47 102024 SEAL 2 $14.28 102056 CRANK SPROCKET 1 $21.64 102065 FLEXPLATE 1 $154.11 102114 OIL FILTER OEM ( PUROFLEX) 1 $17.00 102119 WATER PUMP OEM 1 $153.85 102135 GASKET WATER PUMP HSG 2 $1.59 102152 GASKET WATER O/L PIPE 3 $0.43 102165 VALVE STEM SEAL 6 $1.75 102170 GASKET 2 $0.80 102249 GASKET ROCKER CVR L.H. 3 $5.58 102256 GASKET ROCKER CVR R.H. 3 $5.98 102263 EXAUST MAN GASKET 2 $16.80 102284 GASKET, INT MANIFOLD 9 $1.57 102345 INJECTOR SUPPORT 6 $2.76 102346 INJECTOR CLIP 4 $0.63 102369 HOLLOW SCREW 1 $0.63 102405 THERMAL C. VALVE 1 $26.22 102414 GASKET 2 $0.33 102415 OIL FILL ASSY 1 $8.60 102443 SPARK PLUGS OEM 10 $5.58 102450 TEMP. SENSOR 1 $9.82 102478 SWITCH LAMBDA SENSOR 1 $9.45 102489 GASKET,MIX CON UNIT 1 $4.78 102512 CLUTCH DISC 1 $101.85 102569 FLYWHEEL T.O. BRNG 2 $15.78 102573 SEAL,CRANK 5 $4.01 102627 VALVE, EXHAUST SET OF 3 1 $65.50 102628 VALVE, INTAKE SET OF 3 1 $22.93 102631 INJECTOR SLEEVE 8 $1.55 102643 VOLTAGE REG. ducellier 1 $171.00 102644 BRUSH SET ALT ducel 1 $7.00 102652 STARTER DRIVE 1 $42.18 102653 STARTER JUMP RING&CUP 1 $2.34 102669 BRUSH SET STARTER 1 $16.70 102702 IGN. SET OEM 1 $61.81 102709 THERMOSTAT OEM 3 $22.06 102742 INJECTOR NOZZEL 2 $30.31 103016 DRAIN PLUG 1 $6.25 103065 NEEDLE BRNG M. TRANS 1 $8.57 103119 CON ROLLER BEARING 2 $40.20 103151 TRANS STOPPER 2 $4.58 103245 CLUTCH THROWOUT BEARING 3 $35.40 103251 CL REL FORK CAP 2 $0.48 103500 GASKET KIT, A/T 2 $40.70 103516 GASKET, FLUID PAN 2 $5.71 103543 OIL SEAL 2 $8.27 103574 LIPSEAL 1 $5.04 103578 SEAL, PLANETARY SET 1 $3.62 103702 STRAINER 1 $22.86 103815 MAG DRAIN PLUG OEM 2 $5.00 104003 SOLENOID A.T. 1 $56.01 104216 LIPSEAL 6 $7.23 105063 GAS STRUT HOOD OEM 1 $21.69 105148 RUBBER EXHAUST MOUNT 7 $12.49 105176 WASH/WIPE CONTROL 1 $66.00 105183 FUEL GAUGE SENDER 1 $100.00 105403 FRT FENDER BRKT L.H. 1 $7.45 105665 WIPER ARMS 2 $34.00 105707 LOWER BALL JOINT ASSM 2 $38.31 105851 PRINTED CIRCUIT 1 $31.98 105869 FUEL/OIL GAUGE 1 $97.00 105870 VOLT/TEMP. GAUGE 1 $110.00 106085 25 AMP BREAKER OEM 1 $6.18 106087 W.W. TRAY &COVER 1 $37.00 106269 COOLING RELAY OEM 2 $9.15 106648 ARM RST R.H. BLK 1 $244.00 106716 TRAILING ARM BUSHING 1 $14.00 106907 COIL WIRE OEM 1 $4.00 108165 H.D.RELAY OEM 1 $10.00 108239 CONSOLE CENTER BLK 1 $92.00 108358 TAILIGHT DRIVER SIDE 1 $117.00 108359 TAILIGHT PASS SIDE 1 $117.00 108555 GLOVE BOX LATCH 3 $12.00 108587 FRONT SHOCK OEM 1 $42.12 109040 BRAKE M.C. SVC KIT 1 $15.15 109277 ENERTIA SWITCH 2 $49.00 110085 FUEL PUMP OEM 2 $164.49 BOOK "S.S. ILLUSION" 1 $250.00 PLEASE E MAIL ME YOUR REQUEST THE SANDMAN RALPH ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 08:52:10 -0500 (EST) From: "Sean P Mullally" Subject: DML: Pictures of Columbus event If anyone is instrested, I have put some photographs up from the Columbus event on my web site. Some shot of inside the warehouse and a couple shots of some of the DeLoreans that were there Sunday. Check it out at: http://www.msu.edu/~mullally/dmc-tour.html - -sean ------------------------------ Date: 17 Nov 1997 08:36:00 -0600 From: "Kemp, Nick (MN10)" Subject: DML: Delco Alt's .... I too replaced my original alternator with a Delco alternator but rather than modify the Delorean mounting bracket, I modified the Delco alternator. That way if I ever want to put the original back on I can simply reattach it. The Delorean wiring also remains the same. ------------------------------ Date: 17 Nov 1997 10:02:52 -0600 From: "Kemp, Nick (MN10)" Subject: DML: Was the Delorean front suspension from a Ford ?????? While looking in a car repair manual for Ford Mustangs & Pintos and Mercury Bobcats & Carpi, I noticed that the drawing for the front lower control arm is amazingly similar to the Delorean lower control arm. For that matter, the whole suspension looks very close to the Delorean. The upper control arm looks a little different where it attaches the frame. The manual indicates the years were 75 - 78 Mustang and 75 - 80 Bobcat & Pinto. Since these are only drawings in a shop manual, they could be way off from the D's parts but I thought I'd throw it out to the crowd to see if there are any other opinions. I'm thinking of heading out to the local junk yard to see what I can find out but with winter upon us here in MN it may need to wait a half year :-( If anyone can take a closer look, let me know what you find. Nick Kemp ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 12:05:16 -0500 From: Mike Griese Subject: DML: Headlights I think the contoured headlamps are from a Nissan Sentra ca 1985 or so. I recall reading an article about the conversion somewhere. It might even have been in DeLorean World. Michael A. Griese IBM Storage Systems Division Rochester, MN 55901 Internet: magriese(AT)us.ibm.com voice: (507)253-1853 fax: (507)253-2880 ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 12:11:46 -0500 From: Aldo.Buono(AT)phila.gov Subject: DML: John Z. De Lorean's Mailing Address John Z. De Lorean P.O. Box 285 Pluckemin NJ 07978 From: Aldo Buono De Lorean MidAtlantic, President DOC VIN DEGULL (PA)\ HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!!!!!!!!! ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 11:19:45 -0700 From: raddad(AT)cmn.net Subject: Re: DML: Headlights I, too, recall the car in question and remember it as having headlights from some model Nissan. It was pictured in an old DeLorean World. I'll check my library tonight at home. The Rad Dad ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 19:22:41 -0500 (EST) From: KKoncelik(AT)aol.com Subject: DML: DeLorean for Sale OHIO I thank all of you for your response on Jody DeLoreans car for sale that I posted on the internet. I must have at least a dozen people call. As a result I was requested to list another one for someone not on the net so here goes Year 1983 VIN SCEPT26T1DD016640 MFG DATE AUG 1982 GREY UPHOLSTERY MILEAGE 24,283 TRANSMISSION STANDARD SHIFT 5 SPEED BODY - DMC ACCENT STRIPE TIRES NEW MICHLINS- PREVENTS FISH TAILING, NO FLAT SPOTS, BETTER RIDE NEW BATTERY HEADLINER REPLACED A/C RECHARGED DELOREAN COMES WITH THE FOLLOWING DELOREAN NYLON RACING JACKET RIGHT PASSENGER DOOR -NEW EXTRA $1,000 COVER ORIGINAL PARTS IDENTIFICATION MANUAL-ORIGONAL BINDER DELOREAN WORKSHOP MANUAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION MANUAL PARTS SERVICE MANUAL ORIGINAL SALESMAN PRESENTATION BINDER ORIGINAL DELOREAN SALES BROCHURE ORIGONAL PRE DELIVERY INSPECTION LIST ACCESSORIES LIST PRICE $21,500 CALL PAUL (AT)614-885-4127 I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THIS CAR OTHER THAN WHAT IS LISTED HERE SO PLEASE CALL PAUL IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS. ALSO JODY DELOREANS CAR IS STILL AVAILABLE CALL SAM GALLETTI (AT) 216-226-2250 VIN02764 ASKING $26,900 OBO ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 21:21:17 -0500 (EST) From: FHALS(AT)aol.com Subject: DML: UK & Andersen settle DeLorean I just wanted to pass this along - in case others haven't seen the closing chapter on DeLorean's past. Forwarning it is a generally negative piece on the company - Peter c The Associated Press BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Nov 14 - The British government and auditors for the now-defunct DeLorean Motor Co. have finally closed the book one of Northern Ireland's biggest-ever investment disasters. ``Both parties have agreed that it is time to bring this complex and protracted litigation to an end,'' the government and Arthur Andersen & Co. said in a joint statement Friday - 12 years after the government sued Andersen for negligence. Neither side publicly disclosed the terms, but local estimates of the payout Andersen will make to the government ranged from $31 million to $37 million. The government's legal bill, for cases pursued on both sides of the Atlantic, was estimated at $25 million. It had sought up to $300 million from Andersen, the accounting arm of Andersen Worldwide. In 1976, the government wooed the maverick American carmaker John DeLorean to Northern Ireland, impressed by his promise to create a 2,000-worker plant between deprived Protestant and Catholic sections of southwest Belfast. DeLorean's solid-steel, gull-winged Americar won a cult following and an ironic place in the ``Back to the Future'' films. But his dream of building a sports-car empire to rival the American big three automakers proved a nightmare for the British taxpayer. The Belfast plant closed after four years in 1982 with the loss of about 1,500 jobs. A year later, the government concluded it spent $130 million to prop up the venture, and that Northern Ireland had suffered incalculable losses because the fiasco would deter other investors. In 1985, it filed suit against DeLorean's accountants, alleging Andersen should have done more to warn the government that DeLorean was on the road to nowhere. DeLorean was acquitted on charges of cocaine trafficking in San Diego after the company's collapse and lives in New Jersey. In August, an appeals court in Cincinnati ruled that DeLorean must sell his personal assets - including what's left of his 434-acre estate - to pay millions of dollars in legal debts to one of his former lawyers. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 17 Nov 1997 23:45:39 -0500 (EST) From: Hotblack Desiato Subject: Re: DML: Headlights > > I, too, recall the car in question and remember it as having headlights > from some model Nissan. It was pictured in an old DeLorean World. I'll > check my library tonight at home. > The stock DMC headlights look suspiciously like the headlights on my VW Scirocco (I like to pretend it's a D). Look at http://ftn.net/~scirocco/submissions/smokinn.jpg I wonder if the European Scirocco headlights would fit? They are the separate reflector/H1 type, and are availible for about $300 US. Look at http://ftn.net/~scirocco/submissions/warlord.jpg or http://activated.virtualscope.com/etrik/faq/ Dan ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 09:53:13 -0600 From: "Tom Hullett" Subject: Hi Beams This is a multi-part message in MIME format. - ------=_NextPart_000_001E_01BCF407.C99588E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi All: I am a newbee to your list and as of yesterday also an owner. I bought = 6785. I have one problem I am going to have to clear up before I can = license it in the state of Arkansas. It must pass an inspection and one = of the things that must work is the hi beams. I went through the = owner's manual that describes the instrument panel lights that show = which beams are in use but nowhere does it tell how to activate them. I = am assuming that they are controlled by the turn indicator light lever. = If I move this lever towards the dash with the low beams on they go off = and none of the head lights are burning. Is this what should turn them = on and if so do you have a clue where the pronlem may be? Thanks for any help you can give. Tom V. T. Hullett HC 64, Box 216-H Flippin, AR 72634 (870)453-5335 thullett(AT)southshore.com - ------=_NextPart_000_001E_01BCF407.C99588E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Hi All:

I am a newbee to your list and as of yesterday also = an=20 owner. I bought 6785. I have one problem I am going to have = to clear=20 up before I can license it in the state of Arkansas. It must pass = an=20 inspection and one of the things that must work is the hi beams. I = went=20 through the owner's manual that describes the instrument panel lights = that show=20 which beams are in use but nowhere does it tell how to activate = them. I am=20 assuming that they are controlled by the turn indicator light = lever. If I=20 move this lever towards the dash with the low beams on they go off and = none of=20 the head lights are burning. Is this what should turn them on and = if so do=20 you have a clue where the pronlem may be?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Tom

V. T. = Hullett
HC 64,=20 Box 216-H
Flippin, AR 72634
(870)453-5335
thullett(AT)southshore.com

Subject: DML: Fwd: Hi Beams Please remember to send all postings to "dmcnews(AT)world.std.com"! - ---------------- Begin Forwarded Message ---------------- Date: 11/18 3:53 PM Received: 11/18 9:29 AM From: Tom Hullett, thullett(AT)southshore.com To: dmcnews-outgoing(AT)world.std.com Hi All: I am a newbee to your list and as of yesterday also an owner. I bought 6785. I have one problem I am going to have to clear up before I can license it in the state of Arkansas. It must pass an inspection and one of the things that must work is the hi beams. I went through the owner's manual that describes the instrument panel lights that show which beams are in use but nowhere does it tell how to activate them. I am assuming that they are controlled by the turn indicator light lever. If I move this lever towards the dash with the low beams on they go off and none of the head lights are burning. Is this what should turn them on and if so do you have a clue where the pronlem may be? Thanks for any help you can give. Tom V. T. Hullett HC 64, Box 216-H Flippin, AR 72634 (870)453-5335 thullett(AT)southshore.com - ----------------- End Forwarded Message ----------------- ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 11:55:19 -0500 From: Mike Substelny Subject: DML: Hi-beam headlight troubleshooting Tom Hullet asked about his Hi-beam headlights: > I am assuming that they are controlled by the turn indicator light lever. > If I move this lever towards the dash with the low beams on they go > off and none of the head lights are burning. The hi-beams are indeed controlled by this lever. When the lever is in the middle position the hi-beams are off. When you push forward they go on and stay on. When you pull back the lights will flash on and then go off when you release the lever. While the low-beams are on you should see a green indicator light near the top of the instrument pod. When the hi-beams are on a blue indicator light should come on. Are your indicators working properly? Your problem might be the hi-beam relay in the relay compartment. This relay will interchange with a few of the other relays, so a previous owner may have simply swapped a bad relay from a more critical system as a quick-and-dirty repair. You will find the relay compartment behind the passenger seat, under the cargo deck. The first issue of the DMC News 'Zine contained a nice diagram of the relay compartment so that you can check which relays operate the headlights. You can download the 'Zine (plus get a link to the free Adobe Acrobat Reader you will need) at: www.dmcnews.com Of course the problem might not be in the relay, but that is where I would start. - - Mike Substelny ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 15:02:21 -0500 From: John Murray Subject: DML: DeLorean prices in FL Last week I posted a message about 'D' prices and VIN's and the conditions of 2 cars for sale in Florida. I got tons of email with questions of these two cars. I have looked at 2 more that are for sale here in Florida, so here goes. 1981 Auto with grey leather, 9,700 miles. VIN #004625. The body looked good(no dings)but needs to have f & r facias painted and louvers refinished(faded).Wheels looked good with orig NCT Goodyears. Has plastic coolant overflow. Runs fair but has lot of vibration noise, but starts right up. Owner bought car and had fuel system problems fixed by D1. Interior has a small amt of sun fading, but not bad. Headliner shows evidence of leaking roof(water stained) Seats are ok but looks to have more wear than the 9,700 miles show. Driers side window is very slow and pass. dosent move. Brakes need turning of rotors and new pads. The frame looks clean(no rust) but the tranny is leaking from somewhere, and there was evidence of coolant splatter in engine bay. Advertised price $18,000, but owner said he would accept $14,500. The second car was the nicest DeLorean I have ever seen. 1981 black int, Automatic w/gas flap. VIN#002009(I think)45,000 miles. Body was perfect(all panels straight and lined up just right) and interior was just as nice, owner said seat leather was new(looked great) Orig radio was still there!!And worked!! Windows worked perfectly and quickly. Nice Perelli tires. It started up without hesitation and sounded great, all gauges worked perfectly and it didnt run hot. The A/C fans cycled on and off quite frequently(is that normal?) about every 30 to 45 seconds while A/C was on. It had steel coolant overflow and included with it was the orig plastic one!!This car was super clean, no frame rust and shocks looked good and clean. Owner wouldnt let me drive it without showing him the money, but I suppose it drives the way it looks. Asking price $15,500 and in my opinion worth every penny. I am traveling to New York on the 24th and will be visiting with PJ Grady's to see Rob's cars for sale and to check out his shop. The reason I didnt buy the above car is because I need to see what Rob has first. If anyone is interested in these 2 cars, email me for further info. I will return home on Dec 2nd, so I will answer no email till I have made a decision on which to purchase. Hope this helps someone. John jwmurray(AT)gate.net VIN-almost there ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 20:21:43 -0500 From: John Murray Subject: DML: DeLorean modifications I have a few questions about performance modifications for the DeLorean DMC12. They are: #1) The euro springs: Are they stiffer and offer better handeling than the cut and swap front & rear method?(I know lower center of gravity means better handeling, but...) #2) Engine swaps: Anyone out there do this? What engine did you use? Which trans did you use? Any complications? Any comments?What does everyone think of the Grand National engine?Would that fit?Could the DeLorean 5spd still be used with that? #3) The twin turbo system: I know there are some of you out there that have done this and that you love it but, how does it compare to the single turbo system? What are the boost pressures? What are the HP figures? #4) Anyone out there done big break swaps?(12 or 13 inch discs) Larger and wider wheels?(maybe 16 or 17 inch wheels) The design of the 'D' frame and 4 wheel independent suspension with 4 wheel discs is excellent, compared to an american sports car MacPhereson strut suspension, and deserves major horsepower to complement it. Thanks in advance for the comments and answers! John ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 03:19:56 +0000 (GMT) From: Martin Gutkowski Subject: DML: Birmingham NEC Car Show. Hi, Well, this is an e-mail to get my revenge on all you going to fun shows and playing with your D's in front of crowds of adoring fans. Being where I am, joining in is a little impractical. However, for those who have seen the "Back From The Future" video, you will be acquainted with the Classic and Sports Car show at the Birmingham National Exhibition Centre, England. Well, I was there on Saturday and Sunday, helping out and providing some effects lighting for the stand, and also seeing the object of my desire for the first time. I and a couple of friends drove down from York leaving at 2:30am to arrive at the NEC for 7. On two hours' sleep, we set our lights up, then stood back to admire the two cars on display. One, VIN #5959, owned by Dave Howarth, Grey Interior, May '81 (I think). Recently restored from the vandalised wreck that it was when bought. The other, VIN #12179 is obviously a sister of the RHD car mentioned in the 'Zine. Same production date, similar VIN, owned by the Hooper family who were at the Eurofest and bought this car two weeks after. Apparently this car was one of SIX pre-pro RHD's used for testing including body-repair techniques and consequently had a number of curious blemishes about the body dating back to the factory. The two days went really well (aside from feeling like death for most of Saturday due to lack of sleep - my friend paid homage to the comfort of the passenger seat in Dave's car by crashing out on it later in the day :-) Comments like "this is the best stand I've seen at the show" weren't uncommon. I learnt a number of interesting facts from various people at the show, and I shall pop a couple down here: 1) The DMC-12 was built for the American market AFTER the emissions laws came into force in the US, but before the UK, therefore to run a D here, it is perfectly legal to remove Catalytic converters, lambda sensors and whatever other control items there may be to simply putting the exhaust through the silencer with a couple of custom-made pipes. The figure I was quoted by one Iam Titley (who also helped on the stand and who's VIN I've forgotten) was that it increases a stock engine's output to 200HP... 2) During all the bad feeling following the closure of the factory, a number of cases of body panels and the original molds for the underbody were dumped in the docks in Ireland and ARE STILL THERE TODAY. The authorities want a bit much to fish them out, but what if one of the cases held a load of front-left fenders...? Oh well... that's by no means all of the story, but apart from getting to drive Dave's car after the show and picking up one of the original DMC tie-clips given to the executives in '82, the rest is simply my pleasure at finally getting involved with this lovely machine other than sitting in front of my computer discussing it with you all across the pond. Cheers for reading... Martin ===========================ooo000OOO000ooo=========================== "FUN:- The employment of time in a profitless and non-practical way" - Kryten 2X4B-523P, Series 4000 Service Mechanoid Martin Gutkowski 24 Second Avenue Heworth York, YO3 0RS ENGLAND Tel: +44(0)1904 424958 Mobile: +44 (0)976 619759 ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 19 Nov 97 14:29:44 -0000 From: James Espey Subject: DML: Dare to Dream video After nearly two months, my copy of the "Dare to Dream" video arrived yesterday in the mail. I plugged it into the VCR and watched it immediately. The video consists solely of an interview JZD gave to an interviewer from the UK in New York sometime in 1996/early 1997. The tape runs about an hour long and touches on JZD's career with GM, his marriage to Christina Ferrare (who was on one of those newsmagazine shows a couple nights ago - did anyone catch it besides me?), and the DeLorean Motor Company debacle. My girlfriend and I had fun watching his mannerisms and facial expressions as he answered the interviewers questions. I am no expert on the interpretation of body language, so I won't speculate, but I think it would be interesting to get a professional opinion on it. For me it was worth the $30 to get another piece of the "stuff" that goes with having the DeLorean. It'd make a nice Christmas gift, too. "Senator" Mike Pack has ordering information, and since I no longer have it handy, I'm hoping he'll read this and post it for me - thanks Mike! James Espey ------------------------------ End of dmcnews-digest V3 #304 *****************************

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