The McLaren F1 dates from a simpler era – when electrification was still in most people’s minds, touchscreens were reserved for science fiction films, and supercar makers weren’t so happy with special versions.
If the last bit hadn’t been the case back then, we might have been able to see a roadster version of the legendary supercar. Unfortunately, production was limited to just 106 units, with the last being launched in Woking in 1998.
It’s a shame that an F1 roadster never saw the light of day. If it were, we think this would be a proper look:
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This roofless McLaren F1 is the work of lmm23design. It’s called “F1S” and its design manages to maintain the massive air intake through the introduction of a “floating air snorkel”. It also features a fabric roof mechanism so you can roll a roof over your head as soon as the sky begins to darken.
“Some of you will love it, others will hate it. But that’s the nice thing about the opinion ”, it says on the Instagram page of lmm23design.
The account also has an open version of the Bugatti Chiron and hit Aston Martin to hack off the roof of the Valkyrie hypercar as well. Seek:
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You can see more of lmm23design’s work on their official Instagram page. What other classic supercars would you like to see without a roof?
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