Another update for the Delorean Conversion. This time I'm working on the Digital Speedometer for the dash. This is update one of two. Next week I'll wrap this up and get it installed in the car.

Apologies for the delay in any type of video update. Real life seemed to eat up a ton of time, plus I've been working on a slew of new parts which all have a tad more left before I'm ready to vid-update on them. This is a Plutonium Reactor core and Cylinder as seen on the Part I style car. More info on the website at www.bttfparts.com

This is a video of when the robot doors were first installed into my original model, the first doors were clumsy and would slam closed causing peices to loosen. But, all that room in the 8448 chassis, I figured I'd try it. Well they work great and the car had to have the suspension reinforced, she bounces like a real.... more

This is a test of the san andreas time travel VISIT: http://z15.invisionfree.com/San_Andreas_Modding/

A live improv skit performed at our Delorean car show and the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival prior to our "movie in the park" screening of "Back To The Future" on 2 November 2007.

Wow... 5 Months since my last update. To quote a principal I know, "SLACKER!" :) Anyway, I had some e-mails about the reactor vents and how they work. I think you will like my solution

Another Exterior update on my Back to the Future Delorean Conversion. This time up, the plutonium reactor core.

DeLorean Color Organ - BTTF

I just found this old video of the Plutonium Meters and Sound Board before installation in the car. Finally got to play with my new video editing software as well :)

A small update on the exterior of the Delorean Time Machine Conversion - This time we're talking about the flux bands and boxes