Frazer Nash Targa Florio

The Targa Florio is one of only 14 built, and the dealer describes it as the last of the ten early, more desirable bodied cars. Frazer Nash is the only British marque to have won the Sicilian road race that gave the model its name. Power comes from a 2-litre Bristol engine. The page dates the car to 1952 in its header and 1953 in the text.

This example is finished in blue with a burgundy leather interior and 16-inch wire wheels. It has a spare wheel mounted in the front wing, which frees up boot space and is described as unique to this early car. It was once owned by Noel Carr of Carr's Biscuits and still carries its original UK registration.

The current custodians have owned it since 2006 and have toured, rallied and raced it. A documented ownership history is offered. It is described as eligible for events including the Woodcote Trophy, Goodwood Revival, VSCC meetings, Tour Auto, Modena Cento Ore and the Nash Raids.