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DeLorean Tech Job? I found one...

DeLorean Tech Job? I found one...

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About this episode

A surprising job listing for a DeLorean technician sparks a conversation about the rarity of these iconic cars and the challenges of servicing them. The host reflects on their brother's ownership experience, highlighting the limited use and minor repairs done over seven years. This episode dives into the unique world of DeLorean ownership, exploring the quirks and maintenance needs of these classic vehicles.

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Delorean DMC-12

"...a gentleman who's looking for a DeLorean technician. And my first thought, we're going to find a DeLorean technician, you never see the cars..."

The DeLorean is a unique car from the early 1980s, known for its shiny stainless steel body and doors that open upwards. It's famous for its role in the 'Back to the Future' movies.

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alternator

"...we had fixed an alternator for him and a tail light issue..."

The alternator is a part of the car that helps keep the battery charged and powers things like the lights and radio while the engine is running. If it fails, the car can have electrical problems.

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tail light

"...and a tail light issue, but in this seven years ownership, really didn't drive it enough to do anything more than that to the car..."

Tail lights are the red lights on the back of a car that help other drivers see when the car is stopping or turning. If they're not working, it can be dangerous.

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