Elva was a sports car manufacturing company based in Hastings, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1955 by Frank G. Nichols. The name comes from French phrase elle va ("she goes"). After financial problems caused by the failure of the US distributor, the company was sold to Trojan in 1961, and production moved to Rye, Sussex; and again in 1966 to the main Trojan factory in Croydon.
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- Elva was a sports car manufacturing company based in Hastings, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1955 by Frank G. Nichols. The name comes from French phrase elle va ("she goes"). After financial problems caused by the failure of the US distributor, the company was sold to Trojan in 1961, and production moved to Rye, Sussex; and again in 1966 to the main Trojan factory in Croydon. Ken Sheppard Customised Sports Cars of Shenley, Hertfordshire bought Elva from Trojan in 1965 but production ended in 1968.
- Elva Cars è stato un costruttore di auto da corsa fondato nel Regno Unito nel 1955 da Frank Nichols e che divenne famoso per le vetture di Formula Junior. Il nome deriva dall'espressione francese elle va ("ella va"). L'azienda fu ceduta alla Trojan nel 1961. La neonata McLaren, nel 1965, si appoggiò alla Elva per produrre una piccola serie di biposto.
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- British Sports and racing car manufacturer
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Elva racing cars
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- Elva was a sports car manufacturing company based in Hastings, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1955 by Frank G. Nichols. The name comes from French phrase elle va ("she goes"). After financial problems caused by the failure of the US distributor, the company was sold to Trojan in 1961, and production moved to Rye, Sussex; and again in 1966 to the main Trojan factory in Croydon.
- Elva Cars è stato un costruttore di auto da corsa fondato nel Regno Unito nel 1955 da Frank Nichols e che divenne famoso per le vetture di Formula Junior. Il nome deriva dall'espressione francese elle va ("ella va"). L'azienda fu ceduta alla Trojan nel 1961. La neonata McLaren, nel 1965, si appoggiò alla Elva per produrre una piccola serie di biposto.
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- Elva (car manufacturer)
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