1981 DeLorean DMC-12 Electric ConversionPresented here is this 1981
DeLorean DMC-12 Electric Conversion, showing 18,984 miles on the
odometer. Finished in its signature unpainted stainless steel
exterior over a black interior, this example features an unfinished
electric conversion in place of the original gasoline-powered
drivetrain. The DMC-12 is instantly recognizable for its brushed
stainless steel bodywork and distinctive gullwing doors, while its
place in popular culture has made it one of the most recognizable
sports cars of the 1980s.Highlights:- EV-Converted DeLorean-
18k-Mile- Exterior Color: Stainless Steel- Interior Color: Black-
48V 7.8 kW DC Electric Traction Motor- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes-
Gullwing Doors- Turbine-style Alloy Wheels- Salvage TitleEquipped
with a 48-volt, 7.8 kW series-wound DC electric traction motor
(Model XQ-7.8.1), replacing the original V6 powertrain. Additional
features include four-wheel disc brakes, counterbalanced gullwing
doors, quadruple headlights, body-side moldings, a louvered
rear-window cover, a three-spoke steering wheel, and 14-inch front
and 15-inch rear turbine-style alloy wheels. The cabin features
black upholstery, bucket seats, a center console, and a glove
box.This DeLorean is offered with a salvage title and is currently
presented as a non-running and unfinished electric-conversion
project car. Offering an opportunity to continue and complete the
existing electric conversion or explore returning the car to its
original factory drivetrain configuration. Current condition is
reflected in the asking price. For $24,750
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