Supercharged 1,100cc Amilcar (Gareth Tarr).


event. It had less success in the following year’s Double 12 when on the second day, ‘...Vernon Balls’ Amilcar didn’t like the idea of resuming the race,’ according to Bill Boddy. Cars linked with Archie Frazer-Nash appeared


at Brooklands over a long period of time, first GN and later Frazer Nash. In the 1930s the company, no longer controlled by Archie, became the BMW


Delage GP car (Gareth Tarr).


1939 BMW 328 driven at Brooklands by A F P Fane (Gareth Tarr)


1922 Le Mans three-litre Bentley (Gareth Tarr).


importer and one of its shareholders, A F P Fane, campaigned a 328 at Brooklands and this was displayed at Hampton Court. An RAF pilot in World War II, Fane was killed in 1942 when his Mosquito crashed.


1931 Bugatti Type 54 (Gareth Tarr).


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