Well, if you've been looking for a Delorean Time Machine, look no further. This is the most screen accurate Back to the Future Delorean around. It is a real masterpiece. You might be asking yourself why it's so expensive? Well, try to build a super-accurate Delorean Time Machine yourself, and you'll quickly see how time consuming it is. That last 20% of accuracy takes 500% more time and effort. This car that looks exactly like what you saw in the film, with all the cool lights, sounds and buttons you thought the car in the film had (but never really did). People are often really disappointed when they see a prop up close. Movie props are designed to be filmed from a distance, but this car truly looks and feels "real" even up close. It is in many ways "better" than the "real" car, as many replica props often are, because the people who build them spend so much more time and effort tending to every last detail. Offered for sale: 1981 Delorean DMC-12 expertly modified to look exactly like the vehicle featured in the film “Back to the Future.” This incredibly accurate replica of the Delorean Time Machine was painstakingly built by Gary Weaver, owner of www.bttfparts.com, over the course of 2 years, from 2006-2008. This is the only car Gary has ever built on commission, and, other than his own personal car, is the only one he has finished to his complete satisfaction. Key Features: • Built on a beautiful, super-clean, stock 1981 5-speed manual transmission DMC-12 with over $16,000 of mechanical work and upgrades performed at DMC California in September of 2008. Approx. 78K miles on vehicle. • Programmable time circuits which function just like those in the film. • Functioning digital speedometer on the dashboard (reads actual vehicle speed). • Main Time Circuit switch functions just like in the film, with all sound effects. • All interior indicators and switches light up, just like in the film, • Sound effects for door openings. • Includes “Plutonium rods,” which can be loaded in to the “reactor” on the rear of car, just like in the film. • Exterior flux band lighting • Custom “95 MPH” in-dash speedometer like the one mocked up for the film. The stock Delorean speedometer only goes up to 85MPH. • Screen-accurate “OUTATIME” metal-stamped license plate with 1986 registration tag. • Eagle Goodyear GT tires, as seen in the film (not pictured If you have any questions or would like to see this great movie car. Please call Danny Botkin at Delorean Motor Co of Ca. at (714) 554-6794