1981 Delorean on 2040-cars

US $17,200.00

Year:1981 Mileage:17999 Color: Silver /
White

Location:

Tallahassee, Florida, United States

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If you have any questions feel free to email me at: akilahaaackerly@rpgfans.com .

This Delorean has had 2 owners. I have with me a 5 inch Binder with all the service records and receipts. This is
worth its weigh in gold.
I was able to tune the engine without buying parts already replaced and this made it easy for me to do repairs and
maintenance without
the guess work and get the replacement parts that were still in warrantee if need be.
Car status right know: Excellent for an 81. Engine. TOP NOTCH
New brakes including master cylinder. $1600.00
New Tires (less than 50 miles on them)- $480.00
Lowered front end to factory specs (replaced all the joints) - $1,110.00
Alignment - $95.00
Oil change and lube (less than 50 miles since oil change) - $75.00
Upgraded radio and speakers - $525.00 (Kenwood, SAT, HD, USB MP3 )
New mats - $149.50
LED lighting on doors and marker lamps - $110.00
EXTENDED LED lighting on DASHBOARD and Interior dome lights and AC controls- 250.00
Paint front bumper - $754.72
LED CREED Head lights - $310.00 (have originals)
New fuel lines - $255.00 (stainless steel)
New cooling lines - $610.00
New leather interior - $1,295.00
Upgraded fuse panel - $ priceless
A1 Electric new window regulators - $769.95
Car cover - $179.00
New horns - $87.29
Remote door opening kit (not installed) - $214.05
DMC Invoice #423 / Work performed by DMC in Bonita Springs - $2,219.07 (see attached copy of work order)
DMC Invoice #0040383 - $916.15 (see attached)
DMC Invoice #0040639 - $264.95
DMC Invoice #0040308 - $517.52
DMC Invoice #0040355 - $87.29
DMC Invoice # 0040384- $185.04
DMC Invoice #0040395 - $403.83
DMC Invoice #0040396 - $352.30
DMC Invoice #0040395 - $403.83
DMC Invoice #0040459 - $682.89
DMC Invoice #0040460 - $179.00
DMC Invoice #38891 - $216.83
DMC Invoice #38670 - $116.09
DMC Invoice #0040639 - $264.95
Special T Auto Invoice #11282 - $371.75
Special T Auto Invoice #10372 - $2,326.69
Special T Auto Invoice #330686 - $695.00
PJ Grady Invoice #25093 - $54.35
PJ Grady Invoice #20200 - $317.03
PJ Grady Invoice #20183 - $261.95
PJ Grady Invoice #20116 - $81.45
PJ Grady Invoice #19437 - $233.05
PJ Grady Invoice #19108 - $121.45
PJ Grady Invoice #19060 - $101.25
PJ Grady Invoice #18915 - $109.88
PJ Grady Invoice #18457 - $123.50
PJ Grady Invoice #18506 - $177.30
Delorean One Invoice #44852 - $426.51
Delorean One Invoice #44843 - $116.82
Tropical Shell - $727.00
Stabilizer from Strut Bar $167.00
Extra LED door lights: $75.00 installed
Upgraded RPM Relay. Cleans up and prevents vapor locks and primes the system with fuel before start. It always
cranks up on first try. Maintains pressure while parked.
Shop manuals are included.
Speakers are crap, they work ok, but not infinity style.
Antenna needs replacement.. doesn't come up or down.
Driver door noise rubber seals needs to be cemented down in some areas, (comes off getting in and out) but I have
the parts ( included), various seals all around. (replace on your own)
Electrically, PERFECT all around, "checked and relay components replaced by me". I used to work on Porsche 944, 928
and 911 electrical) The alternator, It has a more amperage type. (better for electrical accessories).
Can it be a daily driver? Yes. It currently is.
The AC system is still original R12.. and it works perfect, blows very cold.
LED conversions:
LED Engine compartment light
LED Front Cargo light
LED Door side and door back and door front markers.
LED STRIP under side of doors to illuminated group and help void you hitting your head.
LED on REAR drive and passenger side STOP, REVERSE and TURN SIGNALS.
LED CREEDS FRONT HEAD LIGHTS, HIGH AND LOW BEAMS
LED SIDE Markers
LED interior DOME LIGHTS, rear dome light uses traditional festoon bulb. (keeps relay delay circuit functioning
with doors closed)
New backplane circuit board for the cluster.
New lamp sockets for the cluster
LED on every socket in the cluster expect the BATTERY and FUEL (use traditional ,194 and 161)
LED on the AC controls.
NEW LED lighted WINDOWS switch

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