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Lost Nash owner
Hi Winston, We used to have a neighbour who, maybe in the late 1940’s ,owned a Frazer Nash from new. His name was Norman Ewart-Evans
MV 158
After Beetle and the Supersports headed off to their new homes MV158 has been sitting, waiting, for the snow then the road salt to disappear fro
Help and advice
Seeking help with a 1927/28 Kit of Parts – I am hoping to find a Frazer Nash owner who would be happy to let me inspect their pride and joy, and
Controversial EU Vnuk motor insurance law may be removed from British law.
government plans to bin the EU’s ‘Vnuk’ motor insurance law – which requires insurance even on private l
Nash Trading
BF 6116 sitting in the same place that that PE 4734 sat over 25 years ago making the total number of seven chain driven cars in Scrooby. I ca
Members list
An up-dated members list has been loaded to the Forms & Docs page on the Members Section. This contains only UK and Overseas members who
FNCC Christmas Driving Tests videos
The captain would like to share some video clips of the last Frazer Nash CC Driving test films. (Photo, Nigel Arnold Forster in his Anzani Frazer N
Christmas Party
A bright spot in the darkness - Dougal has signed the contract for this year's Christmas party. All things being equal, it will be held on t
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More About Frazer Nash Car ClubThe FRAZER NASH CAR CLUB, founded in 1933, became a Section of the Vintage Sports Car Club in 1947 and was re-formed in December 2005 as the Frazer Nash Car Club Limited (FNCC). Its purpose is to encourage the preservation of chain-driven Frazer Nash and GN cars, to maintain a register of all existing cars and to provide a means of interchange of technical information and spares. We welcome interest from past, current or prospective owners. |
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The Frazer Nash ArchivesThe FRAZER NASH ARCHIVES was established as a registered charity by John Aldington, son of HJ "Aldy" Aldington, to preserve, extend and promote the history of the marque. At its core are the photos, records, trophies and memorabialia collected and guarded by John's uncle, WH "Bill" Aldington, who had been in charge of advertising and publicity from the early 1930s onwards. Read more... |
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TRADEMARK STATEMENTThe names of Frazer Nash® and GN® and their respective logos are officially registered to |
