But that can change, thanks to the wonders of Ebay. Ameritech converted seven McLaren F1's into single-seaters with a modified bumper and less power in order to satisfy the feds and make the world ...

McLaren F1 #044 is one of just 64 road-legal F1s built, and the first of only seven cars federalized by Ameritech for road use in the United States. In order to get the cars legal on this side of ...

The seven cars were federalized by Ameritech, who added special bumpers ... Good luck finding another single-owner federalized McLaren F1. Maybe whoever nabbed this one will get buyer's remorse ...

McLaren also built two F1 GT road cars for customers featuring ... the U.S., each one supposedly federalized by New York-based Ameritech. The cars lost their side seats and gained new lights ...

Last, and most importantly, this McLaren F1 is just one of seven federalized by Ameritech for road use in the United States. In order to make the F1 roadworthy in the U.S., Ameritech used ...

The sale of McLaren F1 chassis 044 is a big deal since it's only one of seven cars that were federalized and remain street-legal in the United States. A company by the name of Ameritech fitted ...

Meet McLaren F1 chassis number 044 ... it began the conversion process to be federalized for US road use. Performed by Ameritech, the car was not physically altered so that it could be returned ...

Funny enough, the McLaren F1 wasn't initially US-legal either, since it lacked necessary front crash protection and side markers. A company called Ameritech was able to federalize seven examples ...