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"Video: 2011 Kohler International Challenge &amp;amp;amp; R&amp;amp;amp;T Concours d&amp;#039; Elegance &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;   This McLaren M6B was brought to Road America by Jim Pace of St. Petersburg, Florida, and drew quite a crowd, as you can see by all the legs in the photos. It&amp;#039;s an impressive machine, the production version of the 1967 Can-Am M6A that Bruce McLaren drove to the championship that year, followed just a few points by his teammate, Denny Hulme. To meet customer demands, Trojan built the M6B and the customer chose the engine; this one now has a 730-bhp Traco Chevy V-8 and a Hewland gearbox. Original price of an M6B? Around $14,000...betcha can&amp;#039;t get one for that today.   When we saw the car had number 54, we asked if it was a former Oscar Koveleski machine. You bet, the one he drove during the 1969 season. And who is Oscar? For one thing, he is the founder of the PRDA, more formally the Polish Racing Drivers of America. One of the great characters in U.S. road racing, Oscar has run a company called Oscar&amp;#039;s Auto World (Since 1958! says the catalog). We still see Oscar at various events, and the enthusiasm he showed when he was racing Can-Am cars hasn&amp;#039;t dimmed.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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