Re: [DML] Frame issues
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Re: [DML] Frame issues



why not buy a car with a decent frame that is a good runner and then get a stainless
steel frame installed then you wont have any problems. check out this website that makes
the stainless steel frames and other stainless parts for the delorean.
http://www.pearce-design.com/

mark



"dmcburn75 " wrote:

> After looking at many DeLorean's for sale, I think I am going to bite
> the bullet and purchase a refurbished car from DMC in TX. I am in the
> process of calculating the difference in a refurb or a good daily
> driver. My main concern is the frame. Many cars I have looked at have
> had some rust on them, and some very clean. My question to the list is
> the idea of coating the frame(por-15). Even If I purchase a great car
> with no rust I will want to have the frame coated as I live in the
> northeast. What is the cost to do something like this at a shop like
> PJ Grady's? I am assuming it is fairly labor intensive to seperate the
> frame, coat it, then reassemble...am I wrong? If it isnt a five
> thousand dollar job then maybe I will consider that car in great shape
> and not a refurb for nearly 40k. Thanks again all!
>
> -Kirk McLeod
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