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Out of the 64 F1 road cars McLaren built, only seven were originally sold to buyers in the United States. One of those seven is now for sale.
McLaren F1 chassis 042, the 33rd F1 built according to the F1 registry, has popped up for sale on Issimi.com. Painted in red with a two-tone red and black interior, it looks to be in perfect condition. According to the site, the car has only two owners since new, and has been meticulously maintained. Mileage hasn't been disclosed, but the ad says it's "covered enough mileage to be usable," which suggests the new owner can pull off some road trips without doubling the odometer—exactly what the car was built to do.
The pictures of the car are great, but we highly recommend taking the time to watch the video Issimi put together above. In addition to seeing and hearing the car driven hard, we're also treated to a detailed account of the F1's history, its racing success, and how the cars are still maintained by McLaren.
Issimi hasn't listed a price for F1 042, but it's safe to say you should be prepared to spend eight figures to get your hands on it considering the video alludes to needing "two billion pennies" to buy. F1s regularly fetch well over $15 million dollars at auction, with an LM-spec version going for $19.8 million—the most ever for a publicly auctioned F1—back in 2019.
If you're looking for an F1 that's a bit more racy, the first McLaren F1 GTR Longtail built is also for sale right now in the U.K. But be warned: It's likely not a bargain.
Reserve chassis, fully restored with ECU intact, non-Hybrid for easier use, & only working R18 in privateer hands. No price, but I'm sure a few million to seal the deal is necessary.
Brand new auction website called RAD for Sale and can be found here - https://www.radforsale.com/
No idea if this will be good or not but because it is for RAD cars (1980 - 1999) the scope may be a little more limited.
Reserve chassis, fully restored with ECU intact, non-Hybrid for easier use, & only working R18 in privateer hands. No price, but I'm sure a few million to seal the deal is necessary.
LOL @
The engine life is expected to be approximately 10,000 kilometres and the gearbox 7,000 kilometres.
But, Audi didn't include the hybrid unit, so it's an "easier" 10,000km/7,000km for you.
I wonder what the cost to operate it is on a track day. There was an article about a 2000 R8 LMP that's still for sale, that included it costs around $10K to run it through 1 event.
This 2006 Porsche Cayenne is finished in white with vinyl decals over black leather, and powered by 3.2-liter V6 that drives all four wheels through a six-speed automatic transmission. The truck has been modified with a lifted suspension, oversized all-terrain tires, a front skid plate, a roof rack, white-finished wheels, and auxiliary lighting while factory equipment includes a tow hitch receiver, heated front seats, dual-outlet exhaust, and dual-zone automatic climate control. The truck has remained in British Columbia since new and was acquired by the selling dealer in December 2020. This Cayenne has 139k kilometers (~86k miles) and is offered at no reserve in Canada with a clean Carfax report and clean British Columbia registration.
Not perfect but fairly reasonable 6MT 1995 Legend Coupe LS with 200k miles
I have way too many things going on in my life/work, otherwise I'd be interested in picking this up and fixing the gearbox (he didn't say what was wrong in the CL posting).
Condition looks OK, not great but not bad either.
^ That seller is trying to have a bidding war to sell his broken car.
Contacted him a few weeks ago, here is how it went...
Me - "Interested in the legend you have posted on Craigslist. I can bring cash and have it picked up / towed . I collect these cars, I have a spare trans to install."
Seller - "Much to my surprise, I received 30 responses in the 24 hours since the post, most asking for sales price, only a few with actual cash offer. If still interested, please send your best offer ASAP so I can finalize a deal this week. Current best offer is $2500, and I'm still getting first-time inquiries. I plan to accept offers until this weekend, then contact highest bidders to assess seriousness of their offers, then invite serious bidders to see the vehicle early next week before finalizing and transacting the sale"
Me - "I’ll pass, will not get involved in a bidding war for a non-opp car hah."
If I'm spending that much, it ain't gonna be red.
It'll also have a 3-pointed Star & not 4 rings on the front
If I'm spending 6 figured on a red car, it better have a horse on the hood.
At $102,000, why not just throw in the extra dough & build one to your exact specs since they start around $110,000? Save yourself 9 Grand off the bat not going for the ceramic brakes.
Screen Used 1963 Corvette Grand Sport replica used by Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in the heart pumping train heist scene from Fast 5. This car is not your typical movie car, its built to show standards! Est. $95k - $100k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Screen Used 1966 Ferrari GTB Competizione Speciale. This is the only one built for the movie, it replicates a real Ferrari raced in the 1966 LeMans, a Ferrari valued at $40 million today! Custom chassis that's built to drive at high track speeds. Powered by a Mustang 5.0 engine and manual 5 speed trans. Est. $75k - $85k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Screen Used 1965 Ford Econoline. This is the only one built for Ford v Ferrari to replicate an actual van used by the Shelby American company. Shelby American had several different versions of the Econoline. For the movie the Cobra Racing Division van was replicated. A die-cast version of this van was produced by M2 Machines. This van has had more compliments and created more excitement than our GT40 from the movie! Est. $30k - $40k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Screen Used 1966 Chrysler Imperial "The Black Beauty". This car is Bad A$$! Hi-perf Chevy 350, Ford 9" rear end and functional-ish machine guns! This is one of the actual stunt cars built for the Seth Rogan big screen remake. Est. $35k - $40k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Sony Promotional Car 1981 Cadillac Hearse. This car was built by Casey Production under authority of Sony Pictures to be a promotional car, used extensively in Las Vegas. It is a blast to drive around town! Est. $20k - $25k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Screen Used 1958 Chevrolet Nomad. This is one of 2 Nomads built for and used extensively in the movie Let Him Go starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane. The car was use throughout the entire movie by the actors and is very recognizable. It is a 5 star rated movie car because of its use by a main character. Est. $10k - 15k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
Screen used 1973 Ferrari Daytona that was first used in the TV series 911 and used in the up coming movie "Soggy Bottom" staring Bradley Cooper. This Daytona replica is one of the nicest Daytona replicas we have seen! Besides its movie use, its an awesome car! Est. $35k - 40k - Selling No Reserve, No buyers premium.
The Cosworth-built turbocharged 2.1-liter BDT-E inline-four features an aluminum engine block along with factory-installed upgraded turbo components for peak output of approximately 600 horsepower when new.
Just for reference, I bought my very similar 2013 OBM (that's blue for you non-Cadi people) manual CTS-V wagon for a touch under $67k, which was under invoice at the time. My MSRP would have been $72k. So this wagon sold for the MSRP, and when you include buyer fees...Lord, help me.
So do I BAT my manual CTS-V wagon with 47k miles? If I got what I paid for it, I'd be pleasantly surprised. Proceeds would go to a good cause...a big down payment on a new/used NC1 NSX to add to my NA2 NSX...because I have a NSX problem LOL. I love the wagon and enjoy driving it so much, but things are getting to the point where I can't ignore the dollar signs...
Of course, once I drive it for errands today, the need to sell will likely go away, like it always does
03-01-2021, 05:49 PM
2006 Ford GT Heritage
@ McLaren F1...
