Frazer Nash Le Mans Coupé History

Sports car · 1953–1956

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History

The Le Mans Coupé offered the full-width Bristol-engined Frazer Nash package in a closed bodyshell, providing improved weather protection and aerodynamic benefit for sustained high-speed running. Only 9 examples were produced, each hand-built to individual order, making it the rarest of the main post-war Frazer Nash model lines.

The coupé body was adopted for the final five Targa Florio cars in open form and informed the styling of the Sebring that followed. Like all post-war AFN products, it used the Bristol 2-litre inline-six in varying states of tune.

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