Invicta S Type 4.5 Litre DHC Corsica Coupe 1930
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Specifications Invicta S Type 4.5 Litre DHC Corsica Coupe 1930 blueprint
The Invicta S Type 4.5 Litre DHC Corsica Coupe 1930 is an impressive and imposing car that stands out wherever it goes. As one of the many S Type cars designed and built by British automotive manufacturer Invicta, this car was a popular choice for British motoring enthusiasts in the 1930s. Built on a generous 4.5-litre Douglas engine, this Drop Head Coupe (DHC) could reach speeds in excess of 80mph and was able to keep up with even the most powerful cars of its day. The exterior of the S Type Corsica Coupe is characterised by its long, low body, which sits powerfully on a 130-inch wheelbase. This impressive car is equipped with coachwork by renowned British coachbuilders Corsica. The exterior has a proud, proud stance and is finished in the classic black and chrome paint job, with chrome trim running down the sides of the car. A dashing folding roof allows the car to be used all year round. Once inside, youll find the interior is finished in sumptuous leather upholstery, with great attention to detail evident in the design and build quality. The interior is spacious, airy and welcoming, with the large, 4-panel dashboard providing plenty of storage and housing a full complement of instruments. Central controls are laid out with easy access and comfortable grip for the driver. The Invicta S Type 4.5 Litre DHC Corsica Coupe 1930 is an impressive car that radiates British prestige and class. Powered by impressive engine power and boasting slick styling, this car is guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes.
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