We are honored to be considered to be the power component for the Delorean. Back to the Future is the favorite film for a number of us on the Xantrex Team. Looking forward to more of your builds in the future.
And that my friends is a perfect example of a consummate professional in his element. When a seller can demonstrate their product to this degree, you know the product is that damn good.
I've seen lots of these videos over the years. You, and your team are the ULTIMATE MASTERS of doing these. Everyone else is sub par. You're lucky to have gotten original parts to copy, because of your relationships with the original BTTF people. Jayman,...
I gotta tell you Bob, You and your crew do amazing work, I watch your videos and the work you do building the time machines are immaculate, outstanding job sir!
Amazing amount of detail! I’ve watched your videos for a good while now and I’m always amazed at the attention to detail you all put to these amazing cars! Living on Dallas I’ve honestly have seen one of your cars on the road and it looked amazing!
its amazing what you guys do with these things! congrats on #45! ..... I am just in awe on how the hell you all do all that.....crazy genius! badass man
My favorite part of Bob's builds is the amount of consideration for maintenance and user friendliness, being able to service the car or have it serviced is a really good thing because the only thing worse than having a replica car is being worried about damaging the props or some mechanic break something without a care in the world is a nightmare. Really love the rear hatch design and the overall quality looks great, only thing I would recommend is maybe a some kind of dial for color settings so if the car is parked (like a car show or gathering) you can have the blue (or whatever color the user pleases) look but when driving you can switch it to white to avoid legal issues.
Thanks for the compliments, but I disagree with you about the colors. This is a replica, not a carnival ride. The colors and the props are the way they were on the real car and in the movie. The bands are not blue, or pink, or flashing or some other goofy bullshit, the car is exactly as designed and represented as one would expect to see it as if they were on set in 1984 when they were filming the movie. It's not up for interpretation. It is what it is. We build replicas, not "tributes" of our own design. When I see some goofy "Time Machine" with fucking blinky colored lights on it like a low rider I want to set it on fire. To say I hate it is to say the least.
@@RobertMoseley That's fair enough and completely respect and understand where your coming from. I had to do a bit of research on that after reading your comment and you are correct. Apologies for my lack of proper knowledge prior to my first comment, it's been a few years since I've seen these films so my memory was naturally a bit fuzzy LOL. It's also possible whatever version I saw recently may have been edited also and given the nature of digital distribution these days I wouldn't be surprised (Remember people, back up your physical copies because it may not always be the Mandela effect). Even then you have more experience with the real car so if it's what you say it then Ill go with it. Anyway all Jokes aside I appreciate you for taking the time time to respond to my comment and your builds look top notch as always.
@@TheSeventhDeadlyMatador I am often to harsh. I remember once I met an artist and was looking at one of his works and said, "great choice of frame!" and he looked at me like he wanted to kill me... "Frame? The fucking frame? You are looking at my masterpiece and you notice the fucking frame??". I never forgot that. Tell a woman her smile is pretty, not her dress.
@@RobertMoseley LOL Now that statement alone is a masterpiece 🤣 And honestly it's the internet so I expect it from anyone because of the times we live in now.
It's cool that you are keeping this alive. The first band I was in called Amok Edict Edifice used to practice at the house of Joe Pace the Delorean would occasionally be in there that he built into the back to the future car was a great feeling going to jam and seeing it while playing drums.
@@RobertMoseley He also painted my guitar player's guitar at the time (his son) with the same paint he used for the Ghostbusters car Gibson explorer gothic series.
I've had the pleasure of working on a number stock DMC's. Such cool cars. It's a shame how gutless they are though. Doesn't matter, they're still cool as hell.
Side note @Video Bob, I saw today a 15k sq ft fallout shelter in Vegas built by an Avon Mogul in the 70’s. This is exactly like the movie blast from the past. Where can I email the link to the video?
Bob I have a few questions, can you upload your own sound effects for the DeLorean? And also do the fog machine and flux bands turn on during a time travel event?
@@RobertMoseley ah, I make sound effects for fan projects and I made a new personal ones, when I do get a delorean. just small things like extending the time travel effect.
years ago.. my now X girlfriend.. I had asked her.. she had never seen Back to the Future, any of them.. along with a host of other films.. perhaps I was dating a girl too young.. anyways.. I told her I envied her haha.. & some of those films she watched but yeah I almost wish I had that men in black device right, make me forget the friggin movies so I can watch them again
a few inaccuracies inside the car, and still cant stand the fact you don't just type with a 24 hour clock and make it output 12, but overall cars keep getting better and better, personally i would hide that electronics display better as it doesn't flow well with the 80's time machine aesthetic, and I'd wire both of those key fob remotes into the futaba radio remote.
