
No Flux Capacitor, but DeLorean is Back!
Humble, Texas --In a nondescript warehouse in east Texas
, mechanic and entrepreneur Stephen Wynne is bringing a rare sports care back to
life. If he succeeds, he almost certainly
has Michael J. Fox to thank. A quarter
century after DeLorean Motor Co. began making its glitzy, $25,000 two-seater, an
operation that collapsed after two years, Wynne’s small automotive outfit plans
to bring the vehicle back to unlimited production at a 40,000 square-foot factory
in this Huston suburb. The creation
of renowned automotive engineer John DeLorean, DMC eventually made fewer than 9,000
cars, distinctive for their gull-wing doors, stainless-steel exterior and rear-engine
design. An estimated 6,500 remain on
the road.
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|  | 1969 | Volkswagon | Karmann Ghia | $6,999.00 |
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|  | 1965 | Chevrolet | C-10 | $16,999.00 |
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|  | 1952 | Ford | F-1 | $17,999.00 |
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|  | 1950 | Ford | Deluxe-Custom | $16,999.00 |
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|  | 1950 | Ford | 2-dr Sedan | $13,999.00 |
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|  | 1965 | Ford | Thunderbird | $9,999.00 |
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|  | 1944 | Ford | Jeep GPW | $14,999.00 |
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|  | 1930 | Ford | Model A Sport coupe | $12,500.00 |
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|  | 1964 | Cadillac | sedan | $2,000.00 |
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|  | 1915 | Ford | Model T Touring Brass Era | $28,500.00 |
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