R1D3 Through T1M3

Created via AI Promptography for [DT11 Racing Club](https://foundation.app/world/dt11-racing-club) on Foundation. An animated 1 of 1 made using the same technique as the [R1D3 Collection(https://opensea.io/collection/r1d3). [Web friendly gif version](https://art.stustustudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/119-Default_Orange_AMC_DeLorean_90_degree_side_view_in_empty_mall_0_d9e89435-5627-4f26-891f-36482835edba_final_web.gif) [88 MPH version](https://art.stustustudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/119-Default_Orange_AMC_DeLorean_90_degree_side_view_in_empty_mall_0_d9e89435-5627-4f26-891f-36482835edba_1B2Ftr.gif) The AMC DeLorean, commonly referred to as simply the DeLorean, is a unique and iconic automobile that gained worldwide recognition due to its appearance in the popular "Back to the Future" film trilogy. Here are some notable features and aspects of the AMC DeLorean: • Stainless Steel Body: One of the most distinctive characteristics of the DeLorean is its body, which is made entirely of brushed stainless steel panels. This gave the car a futuristic and sleek look. • Gull-Wing Doors: The DeLorean features distinctive gull-wing doors that open vertically, adding to its futuristic appeal. This design feature also made it easier to enter and exit the car in tight spaces. • Timeless Design: The design of the DeLorean, created by Italian designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, is often considered timeless and has become an icon of the 1980s. Its clean lines and unique features still attract attention today. • Performance and Engineering: The DeLorean was equipped with a rear-mounted, Peugeot-Renault-Volvo (PRV) 2.85-liter V6 engine, which produced modest power. However, it featured a lightweight fiberglass body and an independent rear suspension, providing a decent driving experience. • ["Back to the Future"](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088763/) Connection: The DeLorean gained immense popularity when it was featured as a time machine in the "Back to the Future" film series. The modified version of the car used in the movies became an enduring symbol, forever associating the DeLorean with time travel and pop culture. • Limited Production: Despite its iconic status, the DeLorean had a relatively short production run. The company faced financial difficulties, and only around 9,000 DeLorean cars were ever produced between 1981 and 1983. • John DeLorean: The DeLorean was the brainchild of John DeLorean, a prominent automotive engineer and executive who had previously worked at General Motors. He founded the DeLorean Motor Company (DMC) to realize his vision of building a unique sports car. Although the DeLorean's production was short-lived, its appearance in popular culture and its distinctive design have made it a beloved and recognizable automobile that continues to captivate enthusiasts and fans alike.