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"F1 cars are fragile, all finesse and fettling and nervous revving. This 1969 McLaren M10-A Formula 5000 car is a swaggering, unapologetic torpedo powered by a 5-liter V8 sprouting all manner of intake trumpets and snaking headers.  Inspired by the brash, no-prisoners style of Can-Am racing, F5000 had its heyday right around the time this car was produced. The McLaren you&amp;#039;re looking at is a precision tool for face-warping, bowel-wrenching speed, and it looks the part in bare aluminum with a black nose. It presumably sounds as incredible as it looks and goes like hell, but I could just stare at the protrusions and tubing coming off the SBC all day.  The skill required to keep this thing on the track, not to mention the wallet required to keep it running, likely presents a high bar to entry, but at $159,500 this seems like a lot of car. Plus it comes with a trailer&amp;#039;s worth of spares. It&amp;#039;s at Fantasy Junction, a place whose inventory is like a lurid gearhead daydream.  via Fantasy Junction "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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