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£143,000

1933 Invicta S-Type Low Chassis Continuation

United Kingdom • 20 Sept 2025 • Lot Lot 236

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This 1933 Invicta S-Type Low Chassis Continuation is a well-crafted replica built by Chris Browning, featuring many original parts and a rich competition history. While it requires some recommissioning after being stored, it represents excellent value compared to original examples and includes an extensive history file.

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Condition 

6

The car has been laid up in a temperature-controlled garage and hasn’t seen any action in recent years, so some minor recommissioning should be expected. It also notes that the car hasn't been driven for circa five years, so they have not attempted to start it.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

A171

Odometer:

3,045 miles

Reg Number:

EVY 327

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

Year: 1933 Make: Invicta Model: S-Type Low Chassis Continuation Registration: EVY 327 Chassis No: A171 Odometer: 3,045 The Invicta S-Type Low Chassis Tourer is a celebrated British sportscar produced in the early 1930s, known for its blend of elegance, performance, and durability.

Designed by Noel Macklin and built in Cobham, Surrey, the ‘Low Chassis’ variant was introduced in 1931 to enhance handling and stability by lowering the centre of gravity.

Powered by a robust 4.5 litre Meadows straight-six engine, it delivered strong torque and reliable performance, making it ideal for both racing and touring.

The car featured a striking, low-slung body typically styled by coachbuilders like Carbodies or Vanden Plas, with long flowing wings and a distinctive upright radiator.

It gained fame in endurance events like the Monte Carlo Rally and Alpine Trials, earning a reputation for both speed and resilience.

Today, the Invicta S-Type Low Chassis is highly prized by collectors for its rarit...

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