1981 DeLorean DMC-12

he DMC-12 was the only production model released by the short-lived DeLorean Motor Company, which was founded by former General Motors executive John Z. DeLorean. Among its many quirks were brushed stainless steel body panels, gullwing doors, and a rear-mounted engine. The coupe's starring role in the Back to the Future franchise arguably saved it from falling into automotive obscurity. Power comes from a 2.9-liter V6, rated at 130 horsepower and 166 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a 3-speed automatic transmission. Equipment A partial list of notable equipment: 14-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels Gullwing doors Power-adjustable door mirrors Modifications Notable modifications reported by the seller include: Aftermarket alternator Aftermarket fuel pump Aftermarket exhaust system Eibach parts in the suspension system Aero kit Two-tone upholstery JVC head unit A/C compressor removed Known Flaws DMC-12's odometer had stopped working, but has since been repaired. As a result, its true mileage is unknown (TMU). Cracked weatherstripping around the windshield and doors Imperfections in the tint 2012 date code on the tires Wear on the steering wheel The passenger-side window motor needs to be replaced. Recent Service History Recent work includes: May 2025: Engine oil and filter changed, coolant topped up 2024: Brake master cylinder replaced This DMC-12 was fully restored about 10 years ago. He adds that the work performed during the restoration included touching-up rust spots, replacing the coolant hoses, fuel lines, fuel pump, radiator, and front-end panels, restoring the wheels, and repainting the bumpers. Other Items Included in Sale 3 keys Owner's manual Available service records