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Mark McCann

Who is it Mark McCann is a popular British YouTuber and automotive content creator. He runs the main channel @MarkMcCann64 with videos about supercars, car collections and extreme projects. He also has a channel @MarkMcCannMk2 with 215k subscribers where he s…

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Mark McCann is a popular British YouTuber and automotive content creator. He runs the main channel @MarkMcCann64 with videos about supercars, car collections and extreme projects. He also has a channel @MarkMcCannMk2 with 215k subscribers where he shares other content about cars.

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Mark works full time as an engineer in a family business making ratchet straps. He creates dynamic videos on YouTube as a way of revealing the value of his extensive car collection including unique pieces such as a Rolls-Royce, Mercedes ML63, Cosworth modification and track car. He has purchased a broken Mansory Bugatti Veyron, which he repairs, and he tests tunes cars like the VW Golf R in various stages. His videos have millions of views and include collaborations with other creators.

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He owns a collection of cars worth millions, including vintage cars like Clive Sinclair's 1985 electric car and a limited edition Brabus 125R coupe. He experiments with damaged cars that he jumps, rolls or drives blind. He plans to complete projects like the Mansory Bugatti Chiron and is looking for specialists in complex transmissions for hypercars. He offers cars for sale via Instagram @MarkMcCann64.

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