The first Frazers, the Frazer (Standard) line, were built by Graham-Paige Motors under a worksharing
agreement with Kaiser-Frazer. Costs of operations proved more than G-P could
bear, so the firm sold its interests to K-F.
 1947 Frazer 4-door sedan. See more pictures of Frazer cars. |
Standard (non-Manhattan) Frazers
bearing serial numbers up to F47-009940 (1001 was the first number) are G-P
products, and bear the nameplates of that old-line company. That historical
aspect plus rarity puts these models in a class apart from K-F-built Frazers
this year.
- Extremely rare
- Historical interest
- New styling for the time
Minuses of the 1947 Frazer Standard:
- Not pretty
- Mundane interiors
- Almost impossible to find, yet not a high-potential investment
Production of the 1947 Frazer Standard:
8,940
Specifications of the 1947 Frazer Standard:
Wheelbase, inches: 123.5
Length, inches: 203.0
Weight, pounds: 3,340
Price, new: $2,295
Engines for the 1947 Frazer Standard:
| Type | Size | Horsepower | Years |
| sv I-6 | 226.2 cid | 100 | 1947 |
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