Re: [DML] Re: The dreaded question, NO FLAMES PLEASE...
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Qualify that statement. I ALLWAYS drive mine in parades with BOTH doors open.

Erik Geerdink <dmcerik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:          For the love of God please don't open your Delorean door while driving...or even suggest its an option. Thats horrible advise.

The Delorean will get hot inside during the summer. More so than other cars. But if your AC is running properly, you will be ok. Even when its converted to R134a it will still cool an interior down nicely. 

Any Texas/Florida/(fill in the blank hot spots) care to comment on how hot, or should I say cool, it is inside a grey or black interior delorean with your AC on and working properly? I live in Michigan, but we still get multiple HOT days in a row. I have R134a in my car and the interior (grey) can make my nipples hard. Even better when my wife is sitting shot gun ;)

Erik


cbl1739 <cbl302@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I Just know that when I drove long distance in a Delorean,my back 
hurt,the butt part was just fine,I found that it had to do with being 
sandwiched between the high center console and the angle of the door 
that infringes into the seating area that made it for a uncomfortable 
LONG DISTANCE ride,short rides(under 100 miles) were OK,but when you 
are talking 100-300 or more)my back was just killing me.
I just remember on my Black interior Delorean even with the AC 
on,sitting on the Leather seats made me sweat,and the fact that you 
have no real(full-size) windows to open(for relief) if the AC in a 
Delorean is not working top Notch,so that it quickly gets really 
Really hot in there,caused by the greenhouse affect by the rather 
steeply angled windshield,(the reason why a Delorean interior 
becomes "toast" if left parked for a extended time in the sun)and 
that is what I felt like sometimes too!!...When driving a Delorean, 
and also the SS becoming as hot as a pizza oven,in the summer sun did 
not help.In fact one time when my Delorean AC Mode switch was screwed 
up,and my AC was not cooling the interior enough,I simply opened the 
Drivers door and HAD to drive with the door open as it was just TOO 
unbearable in there,even with the Toll booth windows open,I must 
admit the AC in my Bricklin is also not the best either,BUT having 
full opening 
windows,brings plenty of cooling air in the interior,plus with air 
doors...you can "drive" with the doors slightly open,(or in any 
position) since you can stop the doors in any position of the cycling 
of the opening and closing of the doors,so in other words if you 
wanted to crack open the Brickin doors about one inch or 5 
inches or 12 inches or whatever position to get air circulation into 
the 
interior,you could do that and DRIVE that way without fear of the 
door opening(or closing) any further,or holding onto the door to keep 
it in that position. 

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Chris Hawes" <christopherhawes@...> 
wrote:
>
> I thoroughly disagree with the below comment raised by CBL. I have 
driven a
> Mercedes S class over long distances as well as my DeLorean and I 
find my
> DMC just as comfortable. Now, maybe it may simply be a case that 
it fits my
> 5ft 9.5" body shape spot on but I should be able to obtain a 
perfect setup
> in the Merc with the multitude of seat settings available; but the 
end
> result is also very good. How many cars built in the 1980's had a 
tilt-able
> AND telescopic steering wheel adjustment to enable the PERFECT 
driving
> position!
> 
> 
> 
> CBL, if you are "sweating" sort your aircon out. DMC aircon when 
working as
> it should does as it should!
> 
> 
> 
> I find the DeLorean a perfect car for everyday use unless of course 
you have
> a lot of luggage/passengers to take. The car isn't expensive to run
> (certainly, compared to the parts/servicing costs of a Mercedes), 
fun and
> offers an ownership experience that you will never know if you 
don't give it
> a try ;)
> 
> 
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> 
> 
> Chris Hawes
> 
> Vin 5255 grey, manual.
> 
> 
> 
> _____
> 
> From: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of
> cbl1739
> Sent: 21 July 2007 05:44
> SNIP?Also depending if you do not mind "sweating" and being 
uncomfortable
> in a long drive,as the Delorean is no Mercedes when it comes to
> comfort.Vs the Mercedes?
> 
> cbl1739
>

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