Wallpaper photos of Jim’s Back to the Future DIY DeLorean : theTHROTTLE

Author: Rick | January 19, 2012 | In: DIY, High-Res, SUBMIT, WTF

: “Ever since I saw Back to the Future, I knew I wanted a DeLorean. Of course I was only 5 at the time, but I saved just about every dollar and worked every summer since I was 12. When I turned 17, I bought the DeLorean. It wasn’t until I turned 30 and was completely sh!t-faced that I finally convinced myself to make it a true time machine. I shipped the DeLorean off to Video Bob of Bob’s Prop Shop and he sent me back a converted time machine. I plan to rent it out for promotions and car shows to try and make back some of the money it cost to convert it.” Thanks Jim for sending this in. Check out more here

Thanks Jim for sending this in. Check out more here

etcrr

great job, must have cost him a small fortune, good luck in making your money back, I wish him well
http://autostol.info Kevin

That's what you call dedication. Good luck to you, man.
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_ThisGuy_

One of the most awesome things I've seen in a long time…
PJR

One question: Does it Work ?

http://www.rentthetimemachine.com jim

Well, it is street legal and is a fully operational car, if that's what you mean. As far as time traveling…haven't hit 88 mph yet.

texjosh

So you ruined a perfectly good example of a vehicle, that despite it's faults, remains cool decades after production? I hate you. But, at the same time, that freakin' awesome! Well done.

http://www.rentthetimemachine.com jim

I get that a lot. Believe me, it took a long time to decide if I really wanted to "damage" a perfectly good classic car, but every time I look at it, I know I made the right choice.

whyme1973

Mr. Fusion is a nice touch…after all, it's not like we can go to the local corner store and buy uranium.
Tillman

That is fantastic. I keep looking in the background for the Libyans in a VW Bus.

You sure didn't do it half-assed, it's really perfect and authentic. Seriously, it's a movie car.

Rick

Jim rents it out, it's not the actual movie car, that's how good a job he's done
check out his web site: http://rentthetimemachine.com/

http://blog.dirtyhotproductions.com/ waltgator

flippin sweet!
thedroh

Jim didn't build it, sure he bought and paid for it, but Video Bob of Bob’s Prop Shop converted it
DuckDitch

Coolest thing I've seen all month! Bravo!
http://manwall.com Man Wall

Somebody's going to steal this thing. Just sayin

batdoc

No one will ever steal this car. I own an Ecto-1 and there are constantly people taking pictures of it. I'm never worried because if anyone ever tried to steal it, there would be hundreds of witnesses and photos of the culprits.

Ravindra

Honestly, I feel ok with no-reply e-mails when they are used wisely.For a sign-up apvropal or you got a new follower e-mail, no-reply works fine as there is nothing personal and usually anything to discuss about.But, for an order details e-mail after a checkout, there can be much to discuss like a mis-placed item in the shopping cart, wrong-shipping address, etc. and the ability to reply instantly makes sense as the content of the e-mail has something to reply for (which is the main point of my thought).Also, ideally, it would be awesome to contact/reach to the support/developers of an app. by replying any e-mail however, in reality, many web apps are created by small teams and trying to minimize/categorize the support requests mean a lot.Depending on the app and community (for ex: Hotmail, Gmail, Facebook etc.), it is sometimes a good idea to get users to a knowledgebase page before getting a direct e-mail as it works better and faster for both parts.To sum up, imho, no-reply is not evil and sometimes a clear statement that lets me know that this is not the way to contact the support which I can understand. But sometimes, it can be an ignorant way of not wanting to get any e-mails like Joss states. So, please use it wisely .

Daro

you are kind of my hero, good job man
coolhand

Waaay cool!
Johnnie Walker

You're living the dream!
Right on brother!
Jeff

B.A.
Ulysia

>Hi Cynthia! I’m sure ceramics is quite exvpisnee. But, you are right, beading is can also be very exvpisnee depending on the beads you require. Glass seed beads are relatively inexvpisnee, but when you start getting into semi-precious stones, vintage, or artist made beads, you can really spend a lot of money. And, Gianessa, I appreciate your comment! Thanks for stopping by!