Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
Book review by Michael E Ware: Mark Joseland, Secretary of the Midland Automobile Club, had spent three years meticulously tracing the history of Archie Frazer-Nash when he was sadly killed in a modern car accident. Trevor Tarring who owns both a Frazer-Nash and a GN took on the task of working these notes and new research into this book, amazingly the first devoted to this talented engineer. After building a number of specials Frazer-Nash in partnership with Ron Godfrey started GN whose cars according to the authors had “the fall-apart factor”. Archie left GN in 1922 shortly before the company was wound up and started building cars under his own name. He formed Frazer Nash Ltd in 1922 a company that went into voluntary liquidation in 1927, the building of the cars then being taken over by AFN Ltd. and Archie Frazer-Nash left the company, a little later to set up his own engineering business. (continue at Read More)