The body was covered in dust and rodent droppings ... DeLoreans were manufactured between 1981 and 1982 before DeLorean Motor Company went bankrupt. Only about 9,000 of the unique cars were ...

The car featured in the “Back to the Future” franchise is a DeLorean DMC-12, manufactured for just three years from 1981-1983. With its gullwing doors and brushed stainless steel body ...

Not so with the DeLorean. The body of a car can be made from a variety of materials including metals, fiberglass, carbon fiber, and plastics, just to name a few. Regardless of the material they ...

plans to offer a modernized DeLorean body kit designed to fit a C8 Corvette. Don’t confuse the cars—neither of which is ...

While the “Back to the Future” movies helped propel DeLorean’s DMC-12 into timeless classic territory, the car – which was DeLorean Motor Company’s “only child” – was poorly built.

The body has many curves but the surfaces all merge ... However, it’s unclear whether DeLorean itself will be able to scale up for mass production. The executives who spoke at the event did ...

However, as this awesome example demonstrates, with a healthy amount of aftermarket modifications, the DeLorean can be transformed ... and massive bumpers. These body kit elements were 3D printed ...

Starting with the 1996 DeLorean Alpha2, it is a low-slung two-seater sportscar with a Corvette-style greenhouse, two-piece gullwing doors, and a steel-composite body designed with the latest ...