Mclaren F1 LM#3 in U.S( link)
07-31-04, 05:33 PM
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Mclaren F1 LM#3 in U.S( link)
I was reading something about the F! and found the link from Turnermotorsports. The car is the F1 LM#3 out of 5 ever bluid by Mclaren.
in 1995 Mclaren GTR won 1st, 3rd,4th,5th and 13th at the 24hrs Leman race. So, they bluid only 5 road cars to honor this race( actaully 6,but only made 5 of them to private owner). All 5 LM's come in Papaya orange to honor Bruce Maclaren.
What a sweet car? I wish to see this beauty in person.
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/f1_lm_.htm
in 1995 Mclaren GTR won 1st, 3rd,4th,5th and 13th at the 24hrs Leman race. So, they bluid only 5 road cars to honor this race( actaully 6,but only made 5 of them to private owner). All 5 LM's come in Papaya orange to honor Bruce Maclaren.
What a sweet car? I wish to see this beauty in person.
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/f1_lm_.htm
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07-31-04, 05:35 PM
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This is linkj to the guy who own the#3, but he also own 2 more F1 as well.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=149954
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=149954
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3 mclaren's????? Thats insane! its cool to see the guy being so freindly and even offering rides!! wow i would never ahve the nerve to ask a guy in an f1 for a ride but if i did get one im sure i wouldnt be able to speak..
good stuff
good stuff
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Originally posted by lexusondubs
that is awesome a guy who gives rides in a maclaren f1
that is cool he says he wants to share the car with others who will enjoy it does anywone know where this guy lives cause i wanna ride !!!
that is awesome a guy who gives rides in a maclaren f1
that is cool he says he wants to share the car with others who will enjoy it does anywone know where this guy lives cause i wanna ride !!!
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08-01-04, 03:00 AM
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Damn, imagine having 3 F1's, makes it kind of hard to choose which one to take out, LOL.
The LM is one of the most special ones though.
I would hate to think about that guys insurance premium
The LM is one of the most special ones though.
I would hate to think about that guys insurance premium
08-01-04, 06:11 AM
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He said the F1#068 is in England and never register with less than 100 miles on it. He only drive the #007 and LM. And his another cars are the 2000 M5, Mini Cooper S and a E30 M3 race car.
Richie you're right, a few months ago you said ' Only one LM in U.S"
I think this is very smart of him to buy cars that the price will only goes up( I know they are priceless), but imagine if he wants to sell the LM at the Christie's auction.
I love his awnser about how the people react when they see his car.
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Originally Posted by Porsche
Mr. Selldorff,
I hate to add to the piling list of questions, but an opportunity like this dosen't often come along.
Do other motorists make daily driving difficult? I mean, if I saw a Mclaren on the road, I'm sure their would be a large part of me that would want to follow it, and seeing as the car isn't exactly inconspicuous I think other motorists may feel the same way. I suppose what I'm really asking is, do people get so drawn to the car on the road that it causes traffic problems/accidents?
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There are three groups of drivers on the road: 1) those that don't know what it is and don't care; 2) those that think it's a ferrari or lamborghini or other exotic; 3) those that recognize it for what it is. Group 1 don't create any problems. Group 2 are a nuisance and disrespectful. Group 3 are generally a pleasure to deal with. They are polite, considerate and genuinely appreciate the opportunity to see a "real" one.
Regularly, when driving around town, someone going the other way sees me go by, puts on the brakes and makes a U-turn. They follow me all the way to my destination and then politely apologize for their intrusion and request the opportunity to look at the car more closely. I love talking to people who feel this passionate, often giving them a ride if i can spare the time.
When driving around, I'm not aware of any traffic problems or accidents that I've caused.
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Richie you're right, a few months ago you said ' Only one LM in U.S"
I think this is very smart of him to buy cars that the price will only goes up( I know they are priceless), but imagine if he wants to sell the LM at the Christie's auction.
I love his awnser about how the people react when they see his car.
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Originally Posted by Porsche
Mr. Selldorff,
I hate to add to the piling list of questions, but an opportunity like this dosen't often come along.
Do other motorists make daily driving difficult? I mean, if I saw a Mclaren on the road, I'm sure their would be a large part of me that would want to follow it, and seeing as the car isn't exactly inconspicuous I think other motorists may feel the same way. I suppose what I'm really asking is, do people get so drawn to the car on the road that it causes traffic problems/accidents?
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There are three groups of drivers on the road: 1) those that don't know what it is and don't care; 2) those that think it's a ferrari or lamborghini or other exotic; 3) those that recognize it for what it is. Group 1 don't create any problems. Group 2 are a nuisance and disrespectful. Group 3 are generally a pleasure to deal with. They are polite, considerate and genuinely appreciate the opportunity to see a "real" one.
Regularly, when driving around town, someone going the other way sees me go by, puts on the brakes and makes a U-turn. They follow me all the way to my destination and then politely apologize for their intrusion and request the opportunity to look at the car more closely. I love talking to people who feel this passionate, often giving them a ride if i can spare the time.
When driving around, I'm not aware of any traffic problems or accidents that I've caused.
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