Built at a cost of over £200,000.

Registration No: FBK 563Chassis No: MNJ10001MOT: Exempt

Current family ownership since 1997
Commissioned by the late Alastair Barker as a tribute to the legendary Invicta S-Type 'Low Chassis'
Total project expenditure is said to have exceeded £200,000
Reportedly based on an Invicta 1½ Litre donor
Worked on by David Ayre, Ian Pitney, Wessex Workshops, Bishopgray, Gary H.

Wright and Neil Haworth etc

‘The low chassis Invicta was probably the best-looking sports car in the vintage tradition ever to be produced in England.

I can think of no contemporary unsupercharged motor-car of similar capacity, made here, which could outperform it – and very few built elsewhere…’ (J R Buckley, ‘The 4½ litre S Type Invicta’, Profile Publications).Introduced at the October 1930 Motor Show, the Invicta S-Type allied the proven running gear of the existing 4½ Litre A-Type to a new chassis.

A radical departure for the marque, the 9ft 10in wheelbase, ladder frame struct...