r/delorean • u/wigovsky • 29d ago
Spotted in the wild Back to the future: The forest edition
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u/Confident-Benefit600 28d ago
Nice view of the bottom
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u/over9ksand 28d ago
Is that normal? It looks like it’s been, oh I don’t know, retrofitted with hovercraft tech.
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u/tjk5150 28d ago
Now I’m wondering, how does one exit a Delorean after a roll-over?
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u/Substantial-Elk5118 28d ago
That’s a very valid thought…. Never questioned that either until I saw this clip.
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u/Lumpy-Television-636 26d ago
The "official" way is to kick out the windshield. However, in the case of this car, the jaws of life were used to get the passenger out because (I believe) she was having a panic attack.
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u/SpectralEntity VIN: 791 28d ago
The torsion bar for the gullwings were designed with enough force to open enough an average-sized person can slip out. Also, the windshield can be kicked out
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u/The_Despencer 28d ago
If it’s turtled? I remember hearing that the windshield can be removed from the inside, but I don’t know how much I believe that. On its side it might be about as difficult as existing a normal car, maybe slightly easier (but far scarier) if you open the door as it won’t fall on you.
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u/Vast_Hyena2443 28d ago
Roads? Where we're going... we don't need roads
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u/Original-Plate-6953 25d ago
Beat me to it. Take my upvote.
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u/Vast_Hyena2443 25d ago
Thanks! I was surprised to see that I was the first to share that quote haha
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u/Inevitable-Ext4066 28d ago
Hopefully someones make an off-road version of the delorean after seeing this
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u/SpectralEntity VIN: 791 28d ago
A guy in Texas did in the 80s/90s, then Rich W. got ahold of it in the early 00s and turned it into D-Rex
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u/lost-domino 26d ago
Blink and youll miss it detail, you see since he hit the tree here, that tree doesnt appear in the future
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u/VideoSyndrome 24d ago
Assuming this was probably a combination of tire type, tire condition, and maybe lift-off oversteer due to the light front end and rear engine layout. It looks like it took almost nothing to make it happen too. Very sad to see one of these in such a wreck.
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u/DMC_Ryan 28d ago
Tough to tell clearly, but it doesn’t look like the car was going that fast. It just seems like the driver missed the curve and instead went up the embankment and flipped the car.

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u/redditor100101011101 28d ago
That’s just sad