Key data
Chassis number: A107
Motor: 6 cylinder 4.500 ccm
Year of construction: 1931
Price: 165.000 Euro
** Sale on behalf of customer **
This impressive Invicta Type A is powered by the highly desirable 4½-litre Meadows inline six-cylinder engine, perfectly embodying the performance and character of early 1930s British sports cars. Thanks to its powerful drivetrain and robust engineering, the car is eligible for a wide range of international pre-war motoring events, making it an exceptionally attractive proposition for the dedicated collector and enthusiastic driver alike.
Originally delivered in 1931 with an elegant two-seat coupé body, the car spent its early years on the Channel Islands, where it actively competed in sand races until 1965—a testament to both its sporting pedigree and remarkable durability. Later that year, it was repatriated to the United Kingdom before being exported to Germany during the 1980s. Since then, this exceptional Sports Tourer has remained continuously in Germany.
The current owner acquired the Invicta in 2013 to complement his collection of pre-war automobiles. Following a period of approximately ten years in storage, the car was professionally recommissioned in 2023. Today, it presents in an authentic and honest condition that has preserved its historical character.
With its well-documented history, impressive technical specification, and eligibility for prestigious events such as the Flying Scotsman and the Gran Premio Nuvolari, this Invicta offers outstanding potential for both the enthusiast driver and the discerning collector. Whether tackling demanding long-distance rallies or appearing at prestigious classic motoring events, it stands out as a rare and highly distinctive example of its era
For further information, please contact us by phone or email.
Hubert Kranz
+49 172 60 59 166
hubert@oldtimerservice-kranz.de
Hagen Kranz
+49 160 56 88 102
hagen@oldtimerservice-kranz.de
Invicta – British Pre-War Sporting Excellence
Invicta was a distinguished British automobile manufacturer of the 1920s and 1930s, renowned for producing exclusive, high-performance sporting cars powered by large-capacity six-cylinder engines. Combining impressive performance with exceptional craftsmanship and luxury, Invicta established an enviable reputation both on the road and in competition, highlighted by victory in the 1931 Monte Carlo Rally. Today, pre-war Invicta models are regarded as exceptionally rare and highly sought-after British classics.
Vehicle highlights at a glance:
- Eligible for almost all events
- in Germany since the 1980s
- robust and well-proven 4.5-litre six-cylinder Meadows engine
Documentation & Provenance:
- German H registration available
- History and supporting documents available
- Proof of the vehicle’s history provided by documentation
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