DeLorean's For Sale On Ebay, Updated as They Appear.

[88mph]

Oh blimey, its been round that long has it, sorry. :oops:

[Chris P]

Well I still like it! At least the interior is not sun damaged, although everything has been 'oiled up'.

If it was in the UK i'd buy it.

[Stuart Rees]

Agreed Chris. Looks like someone went mad with the Dash Dandy!

[Chris Williams]

Recently imported Red DeLorean: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DeLorean-DMC- ... SwhcJWIPK3
Chris

[Chris Williams]

And this one up in Norwich @32k: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/delorean-dmc1 ... Swo0JWIjTc

[dknight]

ha what a rubbish advert at that money id want more info!

rare automatic? really? ha

[Chris Williams]

Project car over in Ireland: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Delorean-/191 ... SwFGNWT2uE

[Chris P]

What you can see looks good….shame about the chassis…..some pictures of it would have been nice! :roll:

Dont underestimate the work involved in properly repairing a chassis frame.

[Chris Williams]

Very low mileage example, @32k  I would hope mint condition as well. Shame about the lack of pics: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DELOREAN-1981-...Swv-NWYu1M
   

[Dangermouse]

I'm surprised a car with 767 hasn't been noticed before. I wonder where this seller is importing it from?

[Chris P]

There are a surprising amount of cars about with very low mileages, even in the UK. And of course the USA is a MUCH bigger place!

[Horsebox]

The thing really is the wrong machine for our narrow country lanes isn't it. I spend much of a country drive in the D pretending I'm enjoying myself in an MX5. ;-)

[jwrayth]

(07 Dec 2015, 17:43)Horsebox Wrote: The thing really is the wrong machine for our narrow country lanes isn't it. I spend much of a country drive in the D pretending I'm enjoying myself in an MX5. ;-)

I disagree, I'll take my DeLorean (nearly) anywhere;

[Chris P]

I'm getting back into the swing of driving a LHD car.

I had driven several RHD cars for a few years before I drove my first LHD.  I plunged in at the deep end with that one!  

I bought it from a chap in NI,  who lived several miles down very narrow county roads….with blind bends and high rocky hedges on both sides!  My son who was in the RH seat (with no steering wheel) was terrified as we went on our way.
It got better on the long drive back to Derby.  

I think one of the problems with a LHD car is that no one tells you how to do it. My tip is to keep you N/S wheel in the gutter and hope for the best! Works for me. 

 The new convext Mirror glasses, I recently fitted on Pilot 20 make the rear vision much better.

[Chris Williams]

Just to make any potential buyers aware that this car on Ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281885302163?_...EBIDX%3AIT is this car: http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1981-...c-5104.htm from this thread: http://deloreans.co.uk/forum/showthread....997&page=5 with the worst pictures removed from the Ebay sales advert, please ensure that you are aware of what your bidding on.
Chris