ascMcLaren Enthusiasts

I like these cars a lot.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1993-For ... 82a5#v4-33

1993 SAAC MKII

ONLY 13 CONVERTIBLES OUT OF PRODUCTION OF 65 MADE
Dyno-proven 295 horsepower 302 cubic-inch V8

5-sp manual transmission

Heavy duty clutch

Hearst short-throw shifter

2.25 inch Stainless steel exhaust system

Borla low-restriction mufflers

Traction-lok 3.27 rear end

5-lug 4-wheel disc brakes

17” three piece mag wheels

Koni adjustable shocks and struts

Progressive-rate heavy duty springs

Heavy duty rear control arms

Revised suspension with heavy duty bushings

Strut tower brace

Front brake cooling ducts

High volume fuel pump

High volume radiator

Roll bar

Window sticker

T

inted glass, headliner,

SAAC leather embroidered seats

SAAC embroidered car cover and case

Only $30k? Seems like the price may have come down to reasonable levels for these cars. I swear I've seen people wanting $50k for just the hatch version.

There were interesting back in the day but not earth shattering. All were snapped up by collectors. Probably 90% of those cars exist in pristine condition.

-Mike

Doesn't have any interest to me at all.

That thing had a sticker of $51,300? WOW. It sure looks corroded under the hood.

I'm with Kentennis. They do nothing to me. I saw those brand new at a Shelby convention when they came out and I was not impressed at all. To me it's just gimmick trim and stipes trying to resurect the Shelby spirit and make money out of it. Sorry guys!

To each their own I suppose....W/ darn near 300 horses, seems like a nice vette chaser to me.

..... But, I LOVE my ascMcLarens, much more.

Those SAAC cars had NOTHING to do with FoMoCo.
They were 100% aftermarket, whwereas FoMoCo
prepaired our 'Verts for the ascMcLaren conversion,
even going so far as addressing a FoMoCo in plant
order code ( D32 ).

I remember these when they came out. I've never cared for the stripe package on them from day 1. Everything else is fine.

Back then there wasn't many aftermarket packages or special editions as their are today. Seems like today there are dozens of special edition stangs.

These were very limited production thats for sure......