Sold | c.1932 Frazer Nash TT Replica Evocation with Two-Litre AC Engine

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£37,688

c.1932 Frazer Nash TT Replica Evocation with Two-Litre AC Engine

United Kingdom • 10 May 2026 • Lot 13

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AI Listing Summary

This is an unfinished 1932 Frazer Nash TT Replica Evocation project car. It features a two-litre AC engine and some original Frazer Nash parts, but requires completion and potentially chassis verification.

Condition

4

The car is listed as an 'unfinished project'. The car needs to be completed by the buyer. The listing states there are potential issues with the chassis, so reconditioning is necessary.

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SALE ROOM NOTICE: It should be noted that the AC engine is a pre-war 'Cat's Paw' engine which was found to turn over.

"Thoroughly workmanlike in appearance—as distinctive in looks as in performance and design—the Frazer Nash is 'different', and maintains its individuality in direct contrast to the average mass-production car of today."—Frazer Nash advertisement in the December, 1932, issue of Motor Sport Frazer Nash produced eighty-three examples of its TT Replica model between 1932 and 1938, some fifty-six of which were powered by either 1½-litre four-cylinder engines by Meadows or Gough, and twenty-seven featured the 1.6-litre Blackburne unit—the first six-cylinder engine ever fitted to a Frazer Nash.

A sophisticated double overhead-camshaft design crafted by H.

J.

Hatch of Burney & Blackburne Ltd., it was intended to broaden the marque's appeal beyond the hardcore enthusiast.

Reputed to develop some 75bhp at 5,000rpm, its gentle torque curve and notable smoothness were in sharp...