Ever since creating my Buick to the Future shorts in film school, the Back to the Future films have remained some of my all-time favorites. The pop culture surrounding the movies, and the DeLorean especially, have continued to pique my interest over the years. You can then imagine my excitement when I heard that a DeLorean replica would be on display as part of Heritage Park's Cars of the Big & Small Screen exhibit.
With its flux capacitor intact, a pair of Nike Air Mags in the passenger seat, and the iconic 'Outatime' license plate on the back, this DeLorean was clearly the centrepiece of the entire display. A faux time machine packed with this much novelty is hard to beat. I got some pretty sweet pictures too.
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It turns out that the Ferrari wasn't destroyed after all . . . except that the Ferrari in Ferris Bueller's Day Off wasn't a real Ferrari to begin with. A real 1963 Modena Spyder Ferrari would have cost around $300,000 so John Hughes decided to use several replicas instead. This replica is on display at Cars of the Big & Small Screen at Heritage Park in Calgary, Alberta and Ferrari or not, it's still a beauty - so choice!
