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'A Tribute To The Very Beginnings:' McLaren Rebuilt Its First Road Car To Absolute Perfection

McLaren rebuilds its first road car, the M6GT, to perfection

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  • Primary Driver: McLaren rebuilds its first road car, the M6GT, to perfection
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McLaren has recreated its first road car, the M6GT.

Coverage from various outlets including Road & Track, Carscoops, and McLaren itself emphasizes the significance of this one-off creation. The car was originally envisioned by Bruce McLaren.

Details on the recreation process and features of the M6GT are not fully specified in the coverage; however, it is clear that McLaren Special Operations was involved in the project.

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What car did McLaren rebuild?

The M6GT, McLaren's first road car

Who was behind the original vision of the car?

Bruce McLaren

Which McLaren division handled the project?

McLaren Special Operations

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