Not Sold | 1935 Frazer Nash-BMW 319 Roadster 'The Outlaw

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Not Sold (Est: £95,000 - £120,000)

1935 Frazer Nash-BMW 319 Roadster 'The Outlaw

United Kingdom • 13 Apr 2025

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This Frazer Nash-BMW special, known as 'The Outlaw,' boasts a unique aluminum body by Ian Pitney and a well-documented history within VSCC circles. Recent restoration work includes an engine overhaul, new upholstery, and a re-sprayed body, making it a striking and well-maintained classic.

Condition

7

The car has undergone significant restoration work, including a new aluminum body and engine overhaul. The body was recently re-sprayed and is in excellent condition. The interior has new upholstery. However, it is a special build with a non-original body.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

54158

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

LMF 37

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Well-known in VSCC circles • New one-off aluminium body by Ian Pitney • Original chassis, engine, gearbox, brakes, axles and wings • Recent engine top-end overhaul One of an estimated 26 Type 319 open two-seaters imported into the UK, this striking Frazer Nash-BMW special - known as 'The Outlaw' - has competed regularly in trials, hill climbs and driving tests organised by the Vintage Sports Car Club.

Dated 1983, a letter on file from BMW to the car's then-owner states that '54158' was supplied to Frazer Nash in Isleworth on 3rd July 1935.

A right-hand drive, two-seater Cabriolet, the car appears to have remained unregistered until 30th March 1940 when it received the current registration, 'LMF 37'.

In the early 1960s, Bruce Hallsworth sold 'LMF 37' to one J G Shaw, who would own it for some 40 years.

Writing to marque authority Mark Garfitt in 1993, Shaw states that he had started restoring the chassis.

When he passed away, the project was taken on by his son.

The chassis, eng...