Identity Crisis.

Is it a Replica? Is it a Recreation? Is it a Bitsa? Is it a Fake? Is it a Special? Is it....er, well....what is it? The earlier offered replica Frazer-Nash Replica (click) of the year...1937/60 is - as you may have understood - not really the real Replica. From this perfect fun car - which is as close to the original as very few original Replicas get - you can learn a lot. So come along. The owner, Franco di Lauro - very honestly - gave us the complete, yet confusing history file. That's how a car's life can start, or continue....
"The log book is from a BMW 315, the year is 1937. The chassis is a post-war replica item, while engine, front and rear axle, bevel box, sprockets, brakes, instruments, steering wheel, radiator, other suspension parts are original Frazer-Nash parts. The car was assembled in the 60s, that's why the FIVA document states 37/60. I can add that the engine is a Bristolized-BMW 328 unit, it is an 85 C block with later Bristol head, sports-cam and Cosworth pistons, carefully assembled by Stanton.The car is NOT VSCC-eligible but can be entered in all Fiva-events...... ( you may post a response thru our Guestbook ) but there is more...

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