RE: [DML] S.S. Shift Plate

["Michael C. Babb, MCSE, MCT, MCP-I, CNA, CCNA" <michael@xxxx>]

I actually got waylaid with the development of this. After the Cleveland
show I ended up moving across the country the next week. . .and now I don't
own a DeLorean.

There is one that is for sale locally that I may see if I can get some
measurements off of (as soon as the weather is a bit warmer). To make this
work, I will probably need to get people to volunteer and help me out. Once
I get measurements on one DeLorean, I will probably need to have several
people try out the pattern on their cars and see if we can get a pattern
that is functional for more than just a few cars.

I don't know what type of consistence there is across the line on these
cars, so it may not be feasible. . .but I still want to try. If anyone is
willing to help me out, send me an e-mail at michael(at)babbtechnology.com
and let me know. . .I have a few other ideas that I have been milling around
as well. . .

Thanks!

Michael Babb



-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Bunnell [mailto:dmcsteve@xxxx]
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 6:47 AM
To: DMC Mailing List
Subject: [DML] S.S. Shift Plate


Hi List. I was wondering if anyone ever came up with or found a Stainless
Steel Shift plate, similar to the one's Ferrari uses. I know that Michael
Babb was working on it about a year ago. I think he was discussing the
possibility with Dirk Wacker out of Germany. Did anything ever come of it?
Or was it deemed impossible because of the tight shift pattern? I still
think it would be a neat add-on to the car, if possible.

-Steve Bunnell
#11611


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