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Bride and father in 1929 Frazer Nash Super Sports

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Picture from frontispiece of  British Sports Cars by Gregor Grant - Published by G. T. Foulis & Co  1947


With very minor differences this is identical to my currently owned car.
 



       
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An Alvis Speed 25 with 4.3 litre engine I owned in 1956/7 - cost me about £200 & now (in USA) worth a bomb!
Sold to fund marriage - not a good deal

More pics of it can be seen at http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/frame.php?file=car.php&carnum=2551

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Some other cars and motorbikes I have owned

 Year  

 (Years are approximate)

Reg no.

 When owned

????

 † Start of chaingang enthusiasm

N/A

1938-41

 1926

 † 3 litre Bentley 2 seat boat tailed tourer by Melhuish

HPB 34*

1957-58

 1927

 ● Alfa Romeo  6C1500 SOHC - James Young drophead coupe

UV ?575

1958-1961

 1928

  Standard 9hp Teignmouth fabric bodied saloon

?

1953

 1928

 ● MG 14/40 2 seat tourer

?

1954-56

 1929

 ● MG M type midget

?

1953-54

 1929

 † Frazer Nash Super Sports (Meadows 4ED engine)

SV 7198

2000-now

 1936

 ● S.S. 2½ litre saloon 

?

1954

 1936

 ‡ Hudson straight 8 with Bertelli? 4 seat tourer body

?

1955-57

 1937

 † Alvis Speed 25 3 seat tourer by Offord. 4.3 litre engine

RTR 486

1956-57

 1938

 ● Alvis 12/70 - Carbodies drophead foursome

?

1955-56

 1938

 † SS Jaguar 1½ litre drophead foursome

FXV5??

1958-60

 1955

 ● Lagonda 3 litre Tickford saloon

TYD 1

1962-70

                                                                Bikes

 1924

 † 550cc Triumph

?

1948-49

 1930

 ● 500cc BSA sloper combination - hand change

?

1957-58

 1931

 ● 500cc Norton CS1 (Forerunner of the International)

?

1953-54

 1937

 ● 350cc Coventry Eagle - Matchless engine

?

1952-53

 1938

 ● 350cc Triumph Tiger 80

?

1954

 1953

 ● 125cc BSA Bantam

SPE 289

1955-56

 1968

 † 650cc Triumph Trophy TR6C

MFX 78G

1988-now

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                            *  Re-registered as YP 5606
 

 

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