From firegeezer.com

A fourteen year old supercar caught fire Monday afternoon on Airport Road in Santa Monica, California. An engine company from the Rincon Valley fire protection district extinguished the 11 am fire.

Details about the incident from the Press-Democrat. Video on YouTube HERE

Paul Hardiman profiled a 1997 version for Sports Car Market magazine HERE. A tune-up costs $7,500 at one of two U.S. McLaren service centers.

Go to the McLaren official website HERE. Sixty-five of the 107 F1’s built were sold to the public as road-going cars. The rest were competition or research vehicles.

Does the NFIRS reporting system allow you to show a vehicle value of $2,500,000?

Nooooooooooooooooo!!!!! :(

I saw this last week. Real value $100000000 bajillion dollars?

:(

It will be rebuilt.

:)

ily

mclaren f1 with rebuilt title. fail.

There are hundreds of race cars and classics that have been rebuilt, whether from fire, accident, or whatever. Hell this car will at least be half original, not a bad percentage. This particular McLaren has already been rebuilt once before btw.

Big fucking deal.

Northpoint is the fucking man.