I can't wait to see the BTTF DeLorean Time Machine in person and see the fruits of labor due to the hard work of Joe, Terry and the rest of the TMR team for which we all fans will be always indebted to. Hopefully I get to see it when I visit US in 2015 or maybe even prior to that.
And a big thanks to Bob Gale for supporting this project and the whole TMR team from day one. Also considering my contributions are comparatively miniscule, I am honored and humbled for being mentioned.
Time Machine Restoration
And a big thanks to Bob Gale for supporting this project and the whole TMR team from day one. Also considering my contributions are comparatively miniscule, I am honored and humbled for being mentioned.
Time Machine Restoration
A
message from Bob Gale, co-creator, co-writer and co-producer
of the Back
to the Future Trilogy
11 February 2013
Great Scott!
Are you telling me we restored a time machine out of a DeLorean? And with STYLE?
Damn straight!
Congratulation, kudos and giga-props to the DeLorean Time Machine
Restoration Team!
The job you guys did has exceeded my expectations!
Take it from me, the vehicle has NEVER looked this good, not
even on the first day it rolled out of Kevin Pike's shop – and I was
there. To say that the restored
Delorean A-car is totally awesome is a major understatement!
A giga shout out to Joe Walser: he is truly THE MAN! It was his dogged determination, his
obsession with quality, his unflagging dedication, and his in-depth knowledge of
the vehicle inside and out, all of which he imparted to an incredibly talented
crew of skilled technicians, mechanics, fanatics, lunatics, and OCD-ers (and
every one of you guys kick ass!), that got the job done. With style.
And with the amazing Terry Matalas always there to keep the proverbial
train on the tracks...or, I guess I should say, to keep the modified time car
on the tracks.
Special thanks to everyone who bought a patch. Or two. Or all
three. Those dollars really helped. And every penny was channeled directly
into the flux capacitor...or the wiring...or the stainless steel
restoration...or any of a countless number of other aspects and details. So display those patches proudly – you really
made a difference.
And thanks to everybody who has friended us here on Facebook – and to
Vivek Bhat for keeping that time car on the tracks online. All of us on this project have been gratified
to know how many friends we have. It's
nice to know that people care, even just a little. It made it a lot easier to get through some
incredibly long days and nights.
It's taken over two years to get here.
There are endless stories to be told about what was done and how it was
done, the bullets we dodged, and the almosts, the what-ifs and the alternate
time lines. But those are tales for the
future.
Right now, we celebrate a job well done.
Congratulations, everybody!
Meanwhile, keep checking in for updates about Universal's plans for the
display of the restored Delorean Time Machine, which we'll pass on once we know
what's going on.
To be
continued...!
-- Bob Gale
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