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An Unloved 1934 Frazer Nash TTRelated content
Comments: 22
Yes I do, but I don't think they're good enough to upload.
I'll be taking some new ones within the next few months!
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Awwh, well that's too bad. But hey new stuff is good too.
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looks like the way I would park my car, good job I don't drive, lovely photography though!
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It doesn't look too rusty from this standpoint. 
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Thank you!
It looks worst than it actually is. The bodywork is aluminium, so no rust there.
I only have my memories of what it looked like when it was on the road, but that was over 30 years ago and it used to turn heads then!
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I hope you can restore it to it's former glory! That's a rare and beautiful car.
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....! Love old things, includes cars! Never heard about Frazer Nash TT, but then... Got to be awesome with one like that on the road ^^
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It's a 1934 chain driven British Sports car, which eventually became BMW.
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Truly yes, but they stil making cars 
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I'm not sure if they are still around to be honest.
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Not exact they, but more modern car.. Perhaps only in German.
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The company founder Archibald Frazer-Nash (AFN) was associated with Porsche, so you could be right.
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Now there's an interesting project for the right person.
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And I'm hoping to be that person, one day!
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Thank you!
This old car is sitting in my uncle's garage and it's very rare!
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