I’m yet to meet a person who doesn’t have a pronounced soft-spot for the Back to the Future film series, the movies launched the DeLorean from slight obscurity to instant global sensation – and it’s arguably the films more than the car itself that have ensured that the DeLorean is still in limited production 33 years after it was first introduced.
This poster shows one iteration of the car from each of the three films, it’s printed on heavy-weight 200gsm paper, it measures 16 inches x 20 inches and each one costs just under $35 USD.
Grab yours here
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