Re: [DML] the aversion to customizing?
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Re: [DML] the aversion to customizing?
- From: kayoong@xxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 19:16:27 EST
Sean:
Your DeLorean is your property. Do as you please. What you do to it would
get negative or positive remarks. People always have something to say. Your
changes would affect your investment, especially when you should sale it in
the future.
I have been with many different marques and the this subject matter "always"
has been an issue when it comes to personal touches and customizing, it is
shunted or well received.
In the first show that Ken Koncelik held four years ago in Ohio, there were
many cars that were customized. Some where in good taste, some others???
Well, ... another time for that story. One DeLorean was COMPLETELY redone
inside as well as out, including the engine compartment. It was in NO WAY a
DeLorean except for the body shell. There were mixed reviews and opinions
about this car, yet, the majority did like it. Look at it this way. If you
maintain your "personalized" DeLorean, would be better then a DeLorean that
has been neglected or abused.
There was a statement that Henry Royce (engineer of Rolls-Royce) said: "Take
the best and improve on it."
BTW... Pre WW 2, all cars by Rolls Royce were built with different bodies.
RR/ B would just sell you the chassis and engine. You would then have an
automotive architect to design the style of body of your choice. The
interior and exterior is also your choice. The appointments of choice
includes materials of interior, colors, veneers, leather or wool upholstery
and seats, drinking glass, flower vases, carpets, seat arrangements, type of
smoking ash trays, lights and their location and etc just to mention a few.
Mr. John Z. DeLorean did just that ... he had all "farmed out" to different
automotive companies and its engineer to do the same for DMC-12.
It is human to make changes to fit one's life style ... So, it your car and
your "show" which reflects you. Just don't make it unsafe and gordy and
ENJOY IT!
Kayo Ong
#5508
Lic 9 NY
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