• Invicta S-Type low chassis: book cover
  • Limited edition spread with quote by J.R. Buckley
  • Table of contents
  • Preface by Mike Riedner and Foreword by Miranda Kelly, granddaughter of Noel Macklin
  • Presentation of Noel Macklin
  • The Meadows engine - Tuning the invicta engine
  • The first road test of the invicta s-type low chassis
  • Detailed description of the invicta S20 Scappa
  • S119, 25 June 1932, Shelsely Walsh, 47.4, class win
  • Close ups of invicta motor parts and gas pedal
  • Close ups of invicta motor parts and gas pedal
  • Invicta S-Type Low Chassis cockpit and decals
  • Historic photographs of the invicta low chassis in the Alps
  • Interview with Bob Wood, President of the Invicta Car Club
  • Interview with Bob Wood - Image of Bob Wood driving an Invicta Low Chassis
  • Grace Fields' letter about her Invicta
  • Grace Fields' letter about her Invicta S133 Gulliver
  • Detailed description of Invicta S153 George
  • Construction drawing of the low chassis and overview of the Appendix
  • Brief description and photographs of several Invicta S-Type Low Chassis
  • Facts and Figures - Picture of Invicta S39 at Brooklands Double Twelve

Book Contents

Preface
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Foreword by Miranda Kelly
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Noel Macklin
The Le Mans disaster
Lance Macklin’s final races
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The Invicta History
Violette Cordery
The Dewar Trophy
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1931 – A Year of Changes
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The Meadows Engine
Tuning the Invicta Engine
Chassis and the Rest
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Rallye Monte Carlo 1931
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Sammy Davis and the accident on Easter Monday 1931

The First Road Test
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The “Bond” Factor
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The Cars
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S20 “Scapa“
S28 “Snapper”
S30
S35 & S119
S44 “Stoat”
S62 “Speedy”
S68 “Agricola”
S75 “Scout”
S80 “Seaurchin”
S90 “Simplon”
S99
S114 “Felicity”
S120 “Searaider”
S122
S124
S133 “Gulliver”
S153 “George”

Appendix
Presentation of all
Invicta S-type low chassis
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Overview
Car numbers, Nicknames, Registrations, engine numbers coachbuilders
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Competition results
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The Club
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Fact & Figures
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Pictures of a Restoration
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The Press
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What’s in a Name...
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Bibliography

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