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D-Rex: the DeLorean monster truck
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As clever as the DeLorean from the Back to the Future trilogy was, like all sportscars it was hamstrung by its small tyres and poor ground clearance.
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24/07/2012 10:40
What a complete waste of a classic car. The only De lorean is the body shell. Typical american "bigger is better" mentality.
25/07/2012 01:45
Roads. Where we're going, we don't need roads.
24/07/2012 11:46
As if the poor thing hadn't suffered enough.....................
25/07/2012 21:07
It's hard to imagin that someone actually thought that this was a good idea and then wasted their time and money on it
24/07/2012 11:45
As if the poor thing hadn't suffered enough.....................
24/07/2012 15:22
they have ruined that DeLorean.. theres only a handful of them in the world.. why do this?!
24/07/2012 16:43
Looks stupid
29/07/2012 07:37
So rare. So ruined.
28/07/2012 15:17
What a waste of a DeLorean... should have made it into a time machine :[
29/07/2012 09:23
You could pretty much stick any bodyshell on that chassis and ut would still look like crap, waste of good steel.
24/07/2012 14:46
some cars look good after being pimped up ....some cars look great having been pimped up .....this just looks like a car on a big pair of wheels .
24/07/2012 11:31
How can a De Lorean be a classic car? the build quality was appalling, the reliability was zilch, the body panels were awful to keep clean, the only good point was that the body panels were stainless, so no rust and it had gull wing doors!
Even though the body did not rust, the rest of it did!
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