1981 Delorean Dmc - 12 on 2040-cars
Payson, Utah, United States
Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : yahairaybbickerstaff@ukentertainers.com .
Life is changing, must sell! Make me an offer. The time has come to sell "the dream". I am the third owner of this
excellent example of the 1981 DeLorean Motor Company DMC-12. Ideal grey interior, manual transmission. Clean title.
Has ALWAYS been stored indoors and under a car cover when not being driven. I have only driven the car around town
a few times a year, the farthest I've ever gone in it was SLC. I know for a fact that the previous owner did the
same once it came here from California 20 years ago or so.
I have kept this car as original as possible, while replacing and updating "known to fail" parts with the best
possible replacements/upgrades (all "new old stock" official DeLorean parts from DMC Texas), including:
**New/upgraded fuel pump
**New fuel tank
**Upgraded Eibach suspension (custom springs and shocks made specifically for the DeLorean from Eibach)
**New gas struts on all doors and hinges
**New/upgraded Bosch relays and fuses
**New tires,
**Battery kill switch
**Coolant flushed
**New stainless braided fuel lines and clutch lines
**New weather stripping (still in box)
**New black DMC floormats
**New master cylinder
**New slave cylinder
**New fuel pressure accumlulator
**New leather shift boot
**New ball joints (just in case, still in box)
*A/C is charged with the old R12 freon and blows ICE cold.
*Leather in GREAT shape as it has rarely seen the son. No tears, no rips.
With these replacements/upgrades, the DeLorean has become very reliable and a joy to drive. The only thing that is
not flawless with this car is center headliner is starting to sag ever so slightly.
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