thanks for that info.

Oh I know about the draining the fuel thing, its just that subject comes up about once a week on bttf.com and the theorys go wild, they range from causing a paradox by touching the other car to explosives in 1885

I've seen a few post about the tires, but what about the gas in the car in the mine .

I'm sure the freezing wouldn't have been good for the tires either, also in BTTF1 Doc says that the stainless steel frame helps with the flux dispersal, but the tires were not made of stainless steel, it could be that the time travel ages them by 10 years each time but the people inside and the rest...

*humbly bows to knightimmortal* I stand corrected. I guess I'm all out of whack cause in BTTF III, they have the tires from the Delorean degrade after being stored in a cave, I know they aren't biodegradable, so that was messed up, but I just assumed acid would destroy it. The car had been frozen, ...

How far away can the sensors be, do they have to be right next to a person or can they be quite a distance away.

Couldn't K.I.T.T. use heat sensors to tell if something is human or not.

I was just thinking, computers have trouble cars because it is not compleatly logical, well what about useing an analog system like Mark Tilden. I was reading The Bicentineal Man and on the back cover it said something like, they tried programing the three laws of robotics into a computer in the 70'...