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This Rock Legend’s McLaren F1 GTR Was Crashed Twice And Could Still Clear $35 Million

A unique McLaren F1 GTR formerly owned by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason is headed to auction with a projected value exceeding $35 million.

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A 1996 McLaren F1 GTR is scheduled to be sold at the upcoming RM Sotheby’s Monterey sale. The vehicle, noted for its history as a one-of-a-kind race car, has reportedly been involved in two separate crashes during its lifetime.

Coverage from outlets including Sports Car Digest, Robb Report, and Carscoops emphasizes the vehicle's rarity and high market valuation. Reports highlight the car's association with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason as a significant factor in the interest surrounding the sale.

Market watchers are monitoring the auction to see if the final bid will confirm predictions that it will become the most expensive McLaren ever sold. Future updates will depend on the final hammer price achieved at the Monterey event.

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Who previously owned the vehicle?

The McLaren F1 GTR was owned by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason.

What is the expected value of the car?

Multiple sources indicate the vehicle could reach a price exceeding $35 million.

Where will the auction take place?

The vehicle is featured in the RM Sotheby’s Monterey sale.

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