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Cars For Sale & Wanted / Frazer Auto Wanted...any suggestions?
« on: March 22, 2013, 02:21:21 PM »
Hi:
I am new to this forum, I was at an auto show in Boyne City MI last fall and came across a Frazer Manhattan in the show. I had never seen one of these cars before nor ever heard of them. I got a bit of info from the owner and have done quite a bit of research since on the internet. I think with my last name being Frazer it would be appropriate for me to begin looking to acquire a car bearing my name. I, like the founder of the brand, am mechanically inclined, being a machinist for 30 years and owning a machine, welding and hydraulic repair shop for 9 years. I am located in northern Ontario, Canada. I was wondering if you know of any cars that would fit the bill, I don't want to get one that needs extensive repair or body work because I do not have time for it. Also if anyone could give me an idea of prices it would help. Looking at the internet prices I was able to find, it varies so much as to be impossible to pin anything down well. I really appreciate that there is a dedicated forum of people willing to help a newcomer to acquire their first classic car, so thanks in advance for your help.
I am new to this forum, I was at an auto show in Boyne City MI last fall and came across a Frazer Manhattan in the show. I had never seen one of these cars before nor ever heard of them. I got a bit of info from the owner and have done quite a bit of research since on the internet. I think with my last name being Frazer it would be appropriate for me to begin looking to acquire a car bearing my name. I, like the founder of the brand, am mechanically inclined, being a machinist for 30 years and owning a machine, welding and hydraulic repair shop for 9 years. I am located in northern Ontario, Canada. I was wondering if you know of any cars that would fit the bill, I don't want to get one that needs extensive repair or body work because I do not have time for it. Also if anyone could give me an idea of prices it would help. Looking at the internet prices I was able to find, it varies so much as to be impossible to pin anything down well. I really appreciate that there is a dedicated forum of people willing to help a newcomer to acquire their first classic car, so thanks in advance for your help.