De Lorean EuroTec

Open to British vehicles of all ages, as we celebrate HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee over the Bank Holiday weekend with a Pit Lane street party, and best dressed car and visitor prizes.

Anyone fancy it? I haven't done Goodwood yet

I supose as they were built in NI deloreans can count as british cars. Anyone in the club still got a delorean to drive there though?

I know, the old club car count is depleting. If someone comes along and makes a ridiculous offer on mine it'll be off as well

Off topic, I finally managed to get hold of a copy of the car's the star, with Mr. Quentin I-Hate-DeLoreans Wilson - I didn't realise your old car was used in it.

Yep my car was in it. I thought Quentin spoke a lot of sence in that video

Dan 6457 wrote:I thought Quentin spoke a lot of sence in that video

I still think he is a penile.

I agree.. I still call him Quentin Cun_son

Hi Mike,

The theme is Best of British to coincide with the jubilee.

I'm afraid a Delorean is as British as a Nissan built in Sunderland, a Toyota built in Derby or a Honda built in Swindon.

I doubt they'd let you into the themed car area. Even if you blag your way in to some dumb marshall, you'll get a few ugly comments from the die hard enthusiasts.

Its a day for Jaguar, Morgan, Rolls, Bentley, Aston, Alvis, Morris, Triumph, Austin etc NOT an American Car, from an American Company that was set up by an American, who's Company was registered in New York . There are more appropriate Breakfast Club themed days to take a Delorean to.

I'll definately be there, I go every month, but not in my D.

Good luck if you make it to the event, but don't be dissapointed if they send you to the public non themed car park.

HI, Can anyone help me by coming to a community festival I am organizing in Northern Ireland on 15th September. the De Lorean's were manufactured in our area and we are having a car fest to celebrate our links however no one seems to want to come. Any ideas how I can get some interest?