1950/1988 Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica/Replica (See notes!) The Frazer Nash "High Speed" was a basic, yet highly-effective sports racing car of the immediate post war period.

The factory entered a car for the very first post war Le Mans 24 hours and came home in a storming 3rd place overall.

This car still exists, and was in the long term ownership of the late Cec Booth, from near Huddersfield.

Following the Le Mans success, the factory promptly renamed the model "Le Mans Replica" and many legendary racers of the era had success in these cars - Roy Salvadori, Stirling Moss, Tony Brooks, Tony Crook and even Mike Hawthorn (albeit in a more enclosed body-work example) all had success in these Bristol 6 cylinder powered cars.

A series of replica "Replicas" was started in about 1986 by Mr Werner Oswald, with a few associates (including Tim Frost).

They laid down parts for 10 "replicas", possibly copied from a Le Mans Replica Mk 1 owned by Frank Sytner.

Mike Robinson has been also ident...