[DMCForum] Re: ??DeLoreans for rent in Southwest Missouri??

["Nun Yah" <joshp1986@xxxxxxxxx>]

 I tried to ask someone for their DeLorean, I think it was this list 
and got the same answer, NO!!!! I would agree, I would say no too. As 
everyone knows I am about to buy a '83 D. One of my buddies asked to 
borrow it when I do get so he can drive it to the prom. I said no and 
observed at how he drove off in his pickup and it scared me. It never 
hurts to ask, unless you're asking Tony for the prototype:-) That 
would be heaven. 
  Driving up to prom in the prototype. The ladies would be all over 
me:-) 
   
   -Josh

--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "supremeadmiralsenn" 
<AdmiralSenn@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> As a 17-year-old enthusiast, I have to agree with the list. I love
> these cars, but never in the last few years of reading and learning
> did I ever think about borrowing someone's to drive to anything
> without them being there. (Part of this has to do with my abhorrence
> of school dances.. but that's another story). 
> 
> These cars aren't priceless except to their owners. 250 miles is a 
bit
> far for any renting anyway.. 
> 
> I know this sounds like everyone's hating on you because you're 
young.
> That's not true, it's just that asking to borrow somebody else's
> baby/dream car/obsession would be like asking to borrow a wife or
> girlfriend. It's just not done. 
> 
> I honestly hope you find someone willing to oblige you and that you
> have a great time at your prom. I just don't think there are any
> people who would be willing to loan out their DMC to a high-schooler
> from as far as 250 miles away. Like I said, most people wouldn't 
rent
> out any car of theirs for that distance. 
> 
> If you really do love the cars and aren't just trying to impress 
your
> friends and your date, look around. I'd bet there's at least one
> nearby, probably more. There's one in my town, and there's NOTHING
> here. Read up on the cars, read this list and maybe the DML as well,
> and learn about them. I won't be in a position to buy one of these
> cars for about a year, unless I get lucky, but that's at the cost of
> two years of reading and a few stupid and humbling attempts to get 
old
> beat-up ones (don't do it). 
> 
> Bottom line, you can't just borrow (or rent) a car that is probably
> someone's most prized earthly posession.

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