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£88,317

1965 McLaren M1A/B

United States • 6 Apr 2022

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This 1965 McLaren M1A/B is a vintage race car with a rich history, including potential ties to Mexican racing legends. It features a Chevrolet V8 engine, Hewland transaxle, and upgraded chassis, making it a compelling piece for collectors and vintage racing enthusiasts.

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Condition 

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The car has undergone refurbishment and modifications, including M1B-style bodywork, chassis upgrades, and a new engine build in 2006. While it shows signs of racing use with an SCCA logbook and participation in vintage events, recent servicing suggests good mechanical upkeep. However, the presence of some repairs, touchups, and replaced components indicate that it's not in pristine condition, but rather in very good condition.

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This McLaren M1 is believed to have been sold new as an M1A in 1965 either to Mexican jai alai star and racing driver Moisés Solana or to fellow Mexican racer Ruben Novoa.

In 1971 it was sold to an owner in California as a rolling chassis without a powertrain or rear body panels and remained in an incomplete state when acquired by its next owner in 1981.

In 1985 it was sold by Lola specialist Mac McClendon to an owner who commissioned marque specialist John Collins to complete a refurbishment with upgrades to the chassis and the installation of M1B-style bodywork.

The car then participated in several SCCA and CVAR races in the Texas region before being purchased in 1995 by its previous owner, who continued to campaign it in vintage racing until his retirement in 2010.

The car is powered by a 369ci Chevrolet small-block V8 that was built in 2006 and features an aluminum block, aluminum cylinder heads, dry-sump lubrication, quadruple two-barrel Weber carburetors, and electronic ignit...

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