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The Watch Psych 2: Lassie Come Home OnlineDeLorean time machine, while iconic, also seems impractically small for everyday use. That's where this refurbished Volkswagen Bus comes in.

First spotted by Road Show, this 1967 VW Bus up for sale at Velocity Motorcars in Nashville, Tennessee is, in essence, the minivan of time machines.

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Complete with slick grey paint job, gull-wing doors, and, naturally, a Flux Capacitor, it's the kind of vehicle any Back to the Future mega fan would be happy to own. One caveat: It's listed at $89,995.

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Other van features include a refurbished interior rendered in white, yellow, and orange. And while we're not sure what the listing means by "a working Flux Capacitor" (not that we have to note this, but...time travel's fake), we can get behind the spacious backseat and built-in TV screen.

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While it's likely this bus will sell to a rich collector with money to burn, should you (or you, plus all your geek friends) manage to scrape together the funds, the full listing's right here.

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