I Finished The 120-Hour Restoration Of My Rodent Infested DeLorean! Sat Abandoned For 32 Years!
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2023
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In this video, I finish the 120-hour restoration of my DeLorean! This transformation is seriously unreal and the most in-depth restoration I've done. I hope you guys love the video! Enjoy!
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I live very close to the DeLorean facility over in Humble Texas (they pronounce it “um-bull” for some odd reason. You should definitely come down one weekend. There is a huge car culture here in the Houston area and we would love to meet you and your team.
Thanks for making these video's this will for sure help me with my delorean project!
My wife and I will be looking for the Alex Delorean cruising the streets. We live in the area and love your show.
Love your show I'm an Illinois boy too
1 of the best channels out there definitely top 5 love the content and channel man thanks for the hard work
The DeLorean looks absolutely incredible! It's hard to believe it originally sat in a shed fir 30+ years. It looks brand new right off the line.
Why is it hard to believe? That's kinda what a good shed does. That's why "barn find" is such a hot thing.
In order of worseness, worstest to not that worst, being out in the elements...
UV from the sun
Acid rain
Very cold
Very hot
About the worst thing for a barn... actually makes being in a barn, ironically also potentially the worst way to store something.
Rodents. Because they coincidentally simulate everything bad about the elements. Acid urine, eating wires, and holes in things, messing up plastic.
And it still fell apart even being locked away in a dark place. The weather stripping was totally brittle. And some parts went rusty it really was poorly designed!
That restoration reveal has been one of the most iconic ones of the channel. That car is beautifully, imperfectly perfect. You kicked butt, Alex!
Max - the reveal edit was awesome! Thank you!
If John Delorean were alive and saw your work, he would smile and give you a big hug; everything is in the detail.
Congrats from Costa Rica!
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Hey Alex. Super fine job you're doing. On the decals, try using soapy water in a spray bottle.
Spray the panel, apply decal and squeegee out the excess water along with the air bubbles. You need to keep the paper on until you finish the squeegee process. Then remove it. Decal will stay in place.
When you do it this way, it's easier to manipulate the decal to where you want it.
Cheers.
As an ol G subscriber, I must say this has been the most epic rebuild series... as a guy who was born and raised in Africa, we didn't know much about Deloreans except from the photos we hang on our walls.. this series is something else... thank you Alex for this... we truly appreciate you...
You can tell he LOVES LOVES LOVES this car. I wish you would restore mine with the passion you did this. I know it would last a lifetime. Thanks for all the content Alex
That car looks like a miracle. I’ve watched every episode in anticipation and you totally wowed us! Great job Alex!
Been a sub for a few years now and this build has been epic. You have put a lot of work to get to where you are and you have motivated me to build my own cars also. Keep doing what you doing Alex.
Same!
Agree love the lightning build too. But this is the best to date.
@lukemason9500 agreed, the Merc SL build was one hell of a ride and I loved every minute of it. Also one of the most entertaining builds for me was the 335i. I'm a little bit of a Beemer fanboy. But love all cars in general. My next plan for 2024 is to build a wrecked bmw M4 or M3 but let's see how the future goes. 😁😁✌🏻
Those stainless cars are very rare and they look cool, but you know what is even more rare? I worked at a dealer that sold DeLorean, there was a dealer option in the 3rd and 4th years of them where for about an extra $5000 they would color coat them in 3 "approoved" colors. Red, maroon, and black. Very few customers opted for this treatment but there are a few.
But historically, it's not really a DeLorean unless it's stainless steel - that was kind of the car's hallmark signature trait.
Congratulations. Your restoration work is astounding. What a tribute to John De Lorean and his Irish Employees that delivered on his vision. Your car literally goes back in time. Best of luck with your time capsule. Enjoy and thanks for the videos.
I am flattered, please identify who you are.
Absolutely love this series! Great job on the restore. Your enthusiasm and humor throughout was the chef’s kiss.
There's a reason why people like the Hyundai Vision 74. It's because the DMC-12 is so iconic. Its a look that'll never go stale. Incredible restoration. It looks almost brand new, heck, better than new with how much work you put in to dialing in the panel gaps
BTW for the fuel distributor, do NOT separate the halves. It's not necessary, and it's incredibly difficult to reseal it properly without the alignment tools. There is an O ring you're going to want to check, and is a wicked PITA to reinstall without damaging it. Clean out the injectors for sure. I can send you pictures from the manual and Bosch mechanical fuel injection manual if needed. Going to want to make sure you check the valley, underneath the intake, for coolant and deterioration.
I just sealed up my valley 20 minutes ago.
@@tekhelet777 that's always a fun exercise. 😉 How bad was it? What did you use to fix it?
Have you worked on these cars before I bet not that many people have
@@cooperscoins901 I've restored several, four of which were mine. Also done a few engine swaps/upgrades. Written lots of published articles on the subject, designed and built lots of aftermarket products for it, etc. There is a very active DeLorean community of amazing people, many of whom are engineers like me eager to make the car better. 🙂
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Alex I think you have single-handedly re-invigorated interest back in the DeLorean DMC-12! Your passion for the restoration is unbounded and infective. What an experience this must has been from barn find to where it is now in a month or so. It was nice to see Mike and Co from Midwest DeLorean helping you so much, as well as the other businesses you spoke about. It makes me want to try and find a DeLorean where I live in Australia, but sadly this car was never sold here. Only a handful of personal imports exist and are unobtanium. I think it was around 2004, when I saw my first DeLorean close up at a small weekend car show in Chippewa Falls in the US. Actually it ended up there were 2 cars at the same event. I still remember the experience. Anyway cannot wait to see the next exciting chapter. Enjoy mate.
It helps when you have unlimited funds & a plethora of contacts in the automotive trade. From Body builders (Panel shops), mechanical workshops, engineering & restoration companies etc etc.
The average Joe wouldn't have a chance at restoring a 10yo car, let alone a Delorean.
They were quite affordable back when I went to the US carshopping in '89 and '90. Not what I was looking for but I was always interested in all of the oddball stuff.
This has been dope. I have gone through every Playlist you have and caught up over the past months and I love your attention to detail. So glad to hear you're lowering it. Great job bro.
Absolutely wonderful series! Who knew I needed to see this car! Awesome to see you giddy like a kid when completing this project. It's a keeper!
Hey LSC, re: heatgun restore of plastics. I have found that if you apply the armor all plastic trim restore/conditioner first, you end up with an even better result. (I think it has something to do with locking in the chemicals that keep the plastics from drying up), this has been my go-to for old plastics for AGES, and it works great. The oldest piece I have around was restored this way 20 years ago, has never seen a garage, and still looks brand new after 20 years of weather. Give it a try sometime on a spare piece, you won't be disappointed! (note: I only ever use a heat gun.)
Just a word of advice for future decals I would've done it the same way you did before I worked at a sign/wrap and decal shop including striping police cars. The easiest way to go about lining up stripes by just taping the decal to the car in a few inch spots along the top of each decal to line the decal is positioned exactly where you want it WITH THE BACKING STILL ON. Then once you go and get them lined up you can run a line of masking tape along the whole length of the decal. Then peel your backing as much as you want to work with working there edge just in case you need to fix a bubble/ wrinkle. you almost always will get a small bubble but a small pop with an exacto knife and a day in the sun you'll be set! you can use this method with any decal.
Excellent job, Alex! Looking forward to seeing you get this car running and driving! Thanks man!
I hope some of these hints help. Honestly sometimes it’s sad how little people share with each other, while other times you find people who will share everything with you freely.
I’ve been extremely lucky and was able to learn from some serious world class mechanics. My father being one, who was a level 5 black engineer for Boeing (that means he had top secret clearance and worked on military projects. It’s the highest engineering level and security clearance that exists).
So in the same fashion that it was shared with me, I hope that some of these pieces of advice really help you greatly over the years as each one of them are basically trade secrets. While I know thousands of such tips, these were just the ones I saw on your video. But I really enjoy watching your clips. I really like that you do all the work yourself, as do I.
But honestly, if you were ever looking for a second engineer, I might be highly interested. I was an aviation engineer for Boeing, but for the last 7 years since my father passed and I drastically changed my life I’ve been traveling and working abroad. I’m always looking for the next adventure. 😜
This was one of the most rewarding car restorations I've ever watched.
Just the attention to detail, the fact that you didn't cut out the small mistakes / learning experiences, etc.
One of the greatest movie trilogies ever, one of the most iconic cars. Great to see people still taking care of these cars.
I'm sure you'll have the engine running perfectly before Halloween.
Subbed! ;)
Yes, this one restoration is great. Another good one is Ronald Finger and his Fiero. I think you may like it and his attention to detail
Totally, agreeing with you.
@@leed7951 Thanks, I'll check that out.
@@leed7951 I'm up to Part 5 of Ronnie Finger, and it's great, thanks.
I used to enjoy watching things like Wheeler Dealers (Edd China), but some of the stuff on UA-cam now is really great.
I never thought I'd enjoy watching things like re-upholstery so much. lol
I really want to restore a car one day, but having never taken a driving test, and not having a garage, it's tricky.
What do you think of the restoration? Would you change anything?
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Looks great!
What’s not to like you have achieved so much in such a short period of time. Look to the uk for help and advice on that Renault V6 engine it was very common in the uk there will be wealth of tuning knowledge here if you need it. Please try and keep it as original as possible. It already looks stunning.
Your attention to detail and mania for making this car match your childhood dream is inspiring.
The decal stripes cover up some that beautiful brushed aluminum which seems wrong.
When the car is lowered in the front it's going to be a SHOW STOPPER... what a transformation Alex. You are the ONLY channel I can see for an hour straight and still enjoy the whole show. (I actually saw that missing decal part in the DMC) so you know I actually saw the whole video lol
This was one of my favorite LSC videos of all time. Great job Alex! Keep pushing!
What an incredible amount of work & passion put into the restoration, but also in video editing. You've earned your DeLorean 100%
Alex, this is your best series. I love the work you’ve done to bring it back and can’t wait to see you driving it 👍🏻🫵🏻👊🏻
Has to be "LSCBTF"! LOL at no brake caliper! As a 48 year old man who saw all three Back to the Future films on their first release, had Matchbox DeLorean's and plaid Back to the Future with them for hours as a kid, & even had a ride in a DeLorean when I was 15 (at the local observatory to boot - & before they became nostalgia icons - but for me even at 15, it was something I'll never forget) - all the nostalgia feels here! Really can't tell you how great this series has been! Thanks so much! I love how much you appreciate this car even though you are the "next generation" of BTTF fan - and also how much you appreciate the oddball history of DeLorean. Really wish I could take my kids trick-or-treating in your neighborhood this Halloween - but I'm a world away - and sadly, my kids are too old for it now anyway.
Man, did you not make me nervous when you stuck those black stripes stickers. I was literally holding my breath for you not to mess it up. Suspense better than an action movie. Worth all the watching time. Great job Alex!
Alex, Everything is looking SOOO MUCH better. I'm surprised with how meticulous you are that you are not using dielectric grease in all your light connections. It is good to use in any 12 volt electrical connection actually, more so in abrasive climates. It truly eliminates future conductivity issues. As Always, May God Bless you and yours!
So my takeaway, is that you really are loving the fit and finish on the Delorean. It absolutely compliments the performance of the car.
It does look beautiful after your restoration though. Well done!
I have been waiting for so long to see a DeLorean restoration video. This is awesome! Can't wait to see it more on the channel
I love your attention to detail. (Getting rid of rust from places people would never see). It satisfies my OCD appetite. 😊
I absolutely love UA-cam. Not only are there tutorials on just about anything you'd like to do or build, but there's a lot of entertainment in there as well. It blows my mind when I run across a person who did not make a UA-cam account. It's like, you're missing it! lol.
Awesome job Alex! Your enthousiam is contagious and the real joy of this show.
Unbelievable restoration by such an enthusiastic guy! To see this from beginning to now shows so much dedication to the original detail whilst making changes to make it easier to reassemble and improve the alignment of panels ‘It’s so good!’
Man. That car looks amazing. And you're amazing for restoring it!
I really appreciate people who will put time, effort and passion into bringing these beauties into their former glory.
Once again, excellent work!
Your attention to detail is astounding!!! Can’t wait to see the engine fixed and watch it run under its own power!!!! The 80’s kid in me is going wild!!! I love seeing your passion shine as bight as the stainless steel!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Yeah, the creators of Mortal Kombat are from Chicago. Subtle.
Second to the party - Alex’s enthusiasm and excitement for this Delorean resto is contagious.
Also vote for TT LS but that’s me…. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hi Alex, Been following your DeLorean saga since the beginning of time! I’ll admit that I used to look at DeLorean’s as having visual flair but not much else. Now I’m becoming a bit obsessed and a big fan. Your enthusiasm for the DeLorean is infectious! Big thumbs up!
Great video Alex! Your decisions on updates and improvements are spot on perfect. It's becoming a terrific DeLorean.
This car looks absolutely amazing! I wasn't sure about the black stripe at first, but it looks good. The paint shop did an amazing job and the headlights from Holley in modern white are perfect! Your hard work and dedication has made this car look better than when it left the factory.
This DeLorean look s absolutely MINT!! You can be really proud of yourself (and the team that helped you). What a dream come true.
Ohh man, I came across your channel and I’ve been glued to this project as much as your interior fabrics. Watching from the future here in the uk, amazing job!
Awesome step by step you did! And, I liked your final presentation with the 80´s music!! It make me smile! Good job on your video too!
Speechless. Such a phenomenal restoration. And no one deserves this car more than you Alex you really did the Car justice not only that the videos will be a great guide for more Delorean enthusiasts that want to restore this car. Thank you for all your hard work
Alex what a blast from the past..you took me back in time, in 1983 I was 16 just got my license. Living in SoCal about a few miles from my house was a warehouse holding area for DeLoreans, I had to stop by to dream at what looked to me was a never-ending rows of new DeLoreans. Thank you again for taking me back in time
Keep up the great content
Amazing work and kudos to Max. I've been a subscriber for a long time and the quality of your videos has always been appealing, but Max has taken it to another level. ❤
That's so cool! I love seeing gems like this car being saved and properly restored. Great work Alex!
You’re decal skills are insane! Nice job keeping those all square. This restore is amazing. Love your videos!
Totally amazing restoration!, love the fact that you have kept it as near to factory as possible. The level of care and attention is second to none, looks absolutely amazing Alex, cannot wait to see it drive again..👍🇮🇪
I can't even begin to imagine the work that went into this but you showed us all of it in the process of working on it. Love this series!
I had to subscribe. Watching your pure happiness restoring this car has been a real treat. Can’t wait for the next vid!
I have always LOVED the delorean and this has been amazing to see restored. But your excitement, like a kid in a candy shop, makes this all the better! You’re talent is incredible. I’m so happy I stumbled across your Chanel last year!
Hey Alex, yes, this is the video I've been waiting for!!! You do such a great job of explaining every step you take in the restoration, you could easily be a college professor!!! (Or the professor from Gilligan's Island) lol. Great Scott!!! 👍👍🙂
I truly love this restoration. Thanks for the detail and time to do this iconic restoration of this vehicle. Thanks! I am all in and yes I am subscribe!
This was my favorite series from you. Keep it going, wish you and your channel the best. Great personality and humor as well.
Alex, it looks absolutely incredible. I've loved following your journey with this restoration and just how excited and happy you've been at every step of the way. Great job!
Absolutely phenomenal restoration job Alex, your DeLorean is absolutely beautiful great job can't wait to see the remainder of the build
Alex incredible job working your way through the systems! I’m pretty sure with CIS you need to put the air box back over the air plate so it moves based on actual controlled induction air movement. Also before you make adjustments to fuel mixture with the “hidden allen” make sure there are zero vacuum leaks or unmetered air and you have the right control pressures. Knowing you this thing will be running mint in no time! Then you can get to the LS or Tesla swap we’re all really waiting for!👍🏻
Always love the videos, Alex! Thanks again for another one
this restoration is what it’s all about. incredibly inspiring. fantastic job, alex!
Thank you for sharing your love for the DeLorean. The work you are doing here is truly museum quality presentation, accompanied by your awesome craftsmanship and dedication. It is always a joy to see your content
Looks amazing Alex! Awesome restoration inside and out! Looking forward to the mechanical restoration as well!
Absolutely stunning and the attention to detail is amazing well done can’t wait to see it on the road
I’m in the middle of pt 2 here and I had to pause to say Alex, this series has been absolutely fantastic man! Excellent job!!! 🎉
One of the best projects you've done. Look forward to the mechanical portion of the restore. Cheers!!
I've watched all the other videos about this car and looking at the end result seems like you just cleaned the interior and exterior. It's crazy how much effort goes into all the litte details that no one sees like cleaning under all the coversand carpets and removing little bits of rust and all. That's something only a true car lover would do and i admire that!
Never been this long straight on a single video. Video quality and your style of expressing is awsome. Love your Delorean contents. Love from Sri Lanka. 🥰
This is so great you saved this car! Can't wait to see it running. You are living the dream I can't imagine how awesome it must be to own one.
Congrats man! The car looks absolutely amazing and the effort truly shows! :D
Detailing is SOOO satisfying...Its like AMSR. I love all the little stuff you are doing to make her look great!
It looks simply incredible! What an astonishing transformation!
The work you guys put into the car was insane. Looks amazing 🤩 can’t wait to see it running.
Alex, you did a phenomenal job on this Delorean. It turns out to be way nicer than I expected. What a make-over, I can't wait for the next video with this actually on the road.😮
_Great Scott, what a fantastic time machine transformation. And now for your speciality, mechanics._
Super great set of videos for the DeLorean, looking forward to seeing the engine and drivetrain work.
Your work is second to none Alex and all you put into your work inspires others. This delorean is really amazing and your work is really apparent in the details which are totally worth it. These videos will pull a ton of new subscribers in. Not to mention the amount of views.
I guess if you took that car in orig. condition to a restoration shop you’d be looking at a $100,000 plus job and 6 months plus and … it would NOT turn out as well. Alex is a smart and dedicated guy. He deserves the success on YT.
👏👏👏👏Alex, you are simply the master of attention to detail. We absolutely loved this series and how much time you put into it. My family loves the longer style “feature length” videos you make. I’d watch two hour videos from you regularly. I ALWAYS watch the whole video. I wouldn’t even start a video I wasn’t going to finish. I cannot wait to see the mechanical aspects of this restoration. Thank you so much for sharing your work with us.
My man this is awesome! I inherited a 1972 C20 Suburban from my father, and watching this has given me the confidence to start on it! Thank you!
You excitement is so contagious. After watching your video I went out and used a clay bar mitt on my car. I bought the mitt a few weeks ago but lacked the enthusiasm to actually try it, but I wanted a shiny car too. Those mitts work really well by the way. I even washed and waxed it, and blacked the wheels 😂 Thanks for another great video Alex, much appreciated 👍
I love ur content u make me feel like I can fix any car and u make me feel more confident to tackle car projects. Ur a great inspiration and very funny and entertaining and enjoyable channel to watch. I subscribed like 2 years ago .u always made awesome long content. The longer the videos the better. 👍🙂💯
The stainless looks amazing after the re-grain process! Back in the day, one of the tool trucks, probably MAC, had a bare metal finished tool box that this reminded me of and how disappointed I was to not pick one up. Great work as always!!
"You made me bleed, but i still love you"😂😂 that put a smile on my face. Love this car,thanks for taking the time and posting this video. Love from the UK
This channel is absolutely fantastic, so much information and entertaining, like a tv show level of production as well.
Man , does this look great ! You did a beautiful job on this car, amazing how it looks .
Wow, oh wow! THAT is some LEGIT restoration!! Looks BETTER than it would have brand new! Looking forward to seeing more, and hoping you get it running by Halloween!
Just finished the video. Excellent work on this and congratulations on your amazing De Lorean
A great accomplishment on this restoration milestone. Looking forward to the engine restoration. Your attention to detail is great. I may have to perform the griddy dance after the entire installation is complete. Keep up the good work!
Such a beautiful resto....its fascinating seeing it come together and delving so deeply into its guts as you go.....has to be the most in depth resto vid on you tube. amazing work and sure there must be some stresses but you're clearly having the time of your life doing it! only thing to me personally look odd are thse side decals, its such a pure piece of design those detract IMO and also cover up some of the glorious stainless.....but they do have a cool factor I guess.
It's a true shame the car isn't still being built. It's such,and Icon of a car!
Holy crap! This care came out so beautiful! What a grand and detailed job you did on this one. What is the value of a restored delorean? I guess it is quite high since you bought it for a pretty high price and that is no wonder for these kinda cars. Loved the whole series on this car. Just imagine electrifying this...now THAT is back to the future.
I never watch videos this long, but I couldn't turn it off! You knocked it out of the park, Alex. The stripes and the stainless accents you added really take it to the next level, appearance-wise. Once the stance is adjusted, it will be perfect!
If you're new to the channel, it is very easy to watch the longer LSC videos. In fact short ones are kind of a bummer when you get used to the longer ones. 👍
What a great build! I can't wait for your next video on this!
Not a car guy at all, but I've found this riveting from start to finish. Great job! I'll be following for more! \m/
this is how it starts
What an incredible restoration. Kudos to you for addressing every detail and bringing this gem back from the dead. Super impressive!
It's an OCD thing for me but if there's one thing I'd change, it would be to color match (as close as if feasible) the front & rear bumpers to the stainless. I have no doubt you brought it back to factory spec, but color matching that paint is a better aesthetic FOR ME. I know folks will flame me for that take - I get that authenticity rules in a resto project. Just my personal opinion.
Fantastic vid as usual!
Oops, I already posted the exact same comment before finding yours. I saw a lot of them when new, and it was clearly the designer's intent to have the car be all the same color. The bumpers matched the stainless steel quite well at certain angles, to where, from a distance, you might think the car was 100% stainless steel. These are nice but way too dark.
totaly agree
cheers
I'm so happy for you, it's been a great transformation. I can't wait to see the next episodes on the mechanical.
Sure you will get it done, ready and driving. Your approach to fixing and teaching is spot on and inspiring - at least for me :) :) I am really into old American 60´s 70 ś muscle cars and thanks to you thinking more and more of restoring, fixing, building one with my son one day. He is only two now so I have some time to think and let it sink in how to start. Thanks for your dedicated work and continuous entertainment that really is useful aswell. Best of luck to your family and crew.
Im pretty sure God made Alex first and then Adam lol he just saved Alex because UA-cam wasn’t invented yet. Thank you for blessing us automotive, at home mechanic, fixer upper guys with your high quality videos week after week. We truly appreciate it and we recognize the hard work put into each and every video. 🙏🏿 Thank you.
God doesn't exist and if he did he would resent your interpretations of his actions. Alex's mom and dad created Alex through a probable combination of weak pull out game and a reluctance to swallow.
Creepy af
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Rizzin up Alex is crazy😂😂
@mentat1341 I just keep tryna get a little better Said, a little better than before..
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Seeing Alex be so dedicated to doing things the right way motivates me to do things the right way despite the sheer amount of time and effort.
huge recommendation for 3M tape: small needlenose pliers. Grip the corner across, get a fold started, then roll. Loving this series, can't wait for engine!!
Amazing Transformation Alex. The Delorean looks fantastic! I can't wait to see the mechanical video!
Thanks Steve!