We’ve come across a custom McLaren 675LT, which is the kind of build that divides opinion instantly. It’s the sort of car that makes you stop, stare, and then question everything about it.
What started as a 666 hp, twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre V8 machine has now been transformed into a 1000+ horsepower monster. The result isn’t just faster – it’s louder, angrier, and visually far more dramatic.
A bespoke body kit reshapes the 675LT’s already aggressive silhouette, layering it with extensive carbon fibre and a deeply sculpted design. Around the back, a massive diffuser, along with the wing, dominates the view.
And then, there’s the theme. The owner’s fascination with alligators runs through the entire car. You’ll spot one integrated into the front bumper, repeated again on the wheel hub caps. Step inside, and things get even more unusual. The cabin is finished in a striking purple, while the seats are trimmed in genuine alligator skin – reportedly requiring ten animals to complete.
This isn’t a quick aftermarket job either. The project took over 4,000 man-hours and nearly five years to bring to life. The result may not be for everyone, but this McLaren 675LT is impossible to overlook.
Source: @captain.crankshaft
