This DeLorean Limo Will Allow You To Be The Star Of Any 80s Prom

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I had an 80s prom for my birthday last December and I would have given anything to roll up in this. According the original tumblr post, “This DeLorean stretch limo with three full sets of gull wing doors was created by Rich Weissensel. It began as a sketch and an order for a custom stainless steel frame after meeting John DeLorean at the DeLorean Car Show in 2000, and took the following 12 years to complete. Rich had hoped to give John a ride in his creation, but it was nowhere near completion when DeLorean died in March of 2005.” One more picture after the jump. 

Seriously though, how cool would it be to travel back in time and show up at an actual 80s prom in this limo?

(via Tyler Shepard)

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