Welcome back, Gilby.
You are correct, sir! To be exact, it is a 1938 GN Spider II.
In 1905 Archie Frazer-Nash (later Captain) and Ron Godfrey met at technical college and in 1910 formed GN (Godfrey & Nash) to build cyclecars. By 1920 they had 500 employees and were producing one of the better-known Cyclecars with either a water or air-cooled engine and in the form of monocar, tandem or conventional side-by-side seating. The introduction of the Austin Seven was to spell the end for GN and both Frazer-Nash and Godfrey left the business in 1922. Godfrey went on to help found HRG.