The Dream Car

[Les Huckins <jhuckins@xxxx>]

Wait a minute, the thing about the DMC is it's uniqueness, that what
makes it worth owning. Start with the doors, without those, a lot of
the rest wouldn't matter would it. I know that's special because nearly
every picture shows the cars with the doors up (much to my disdain).

Another thing is excitement of a type, I've owned cars that never had
any special problems, ran well, never gave me any trouble...dullest cars
I ever owned, couldn't wait to get into something else. As you read the
DML and mentally list all the things that have been problems for someone
else there is always the remote possibility it could happen to you, thus
at the end of each trip you have the feeling of accomplishment coupled
with the spirit of daring.

A big item, often mentioned, is the number of people who gather around
your car and ooh and aah and ask questions and make remarks. Now, think
if production had continued and there were now 6,500,000 units or so and
everywhere you went there was one on every corner. Would your car then
be so precious?

We are blessed that only so many are out there, I have the only one(s)
in my town, I'm unique, we all like to stand out from the crowd, don't
we.

Ours is a very unique notch, we are allowed to glory in it, plus who
could ask for greater support efforts from our vendors and fellow
owners.

We enjoy the best of all possible worlds and whatever it takes to keep
our cars in good condition is well worth it, in fact it's very likely
that money spent on a DeLorean is more like a love-offering than a
repair cost.

Les