MSO creates a Stealth Grey McLaren 600LT

This weekend’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance will see the début of a unique car. As its name indicates, the ‘McLaren 600LT in Stealth Grey by MSO’ has been produced by McLaren Special Operations and grey paintwork is one key feature.

McLaren 600LT in Stealth Grey by MSO (2019) Front Side

In addition, various components from the MSO Defined and MSO Bespoke options lists are fitted. They include a functional roof-mounted air intake, some gloss black ten-spoke forged alloy wheels and all three 600LT Carbon Fibre Upgrade packages.

McLaren 600LT in Stealth Grey by MSO (2019) Rear Side

Super-Lightweight Carbon Fibre Racing Seats – as used in the McLaren Senna – are the most obvious interior enhancement. They’re complemented by six-point harnesses, a harness bar and numerous carbon fibre trim pieces. A twelve-speaker audio system and embroidery on the head restraints complete the changes.

McLaren 600LT in Stealth Grey by MSO (2019) Interior

In the absence of any engine modifications, output from the 3.8 litre twin-turbo V8 is the usual 592 bhp (441 kW / 600 PS).

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