Building it into a time machine in the years that followed, Varrica said, has required 300 to 400 hours of assembly work plus $25,000 in parts and $20,000 in repairs. “My time machine has so ...

Instead, it is a one-off, fully custom built by Danny Botkin, Kevin Pike, and Joe Walser, with original parts from the ... As of the time of press, this Time Machine already has $125,000 in ...

Every piece of the car, including the stock DeLorean parts and parts specific to the time machine, were taken off. They even removed the wheels, leaving just a basic frame to work from at one point.

Obviously, the most iconic piece of fictional hardware from the Back to the Future films is Doc Brown’s DeLorean DMC-12 time machine. But we’d have to agree with [Jason Altice] of ...