23rd Jul, 2014 13:10
The Pavilion Gardens
1972 Gilbern Invader Estate
Estimated at £1,250 - £1,850
Lot details
Registration No: LYU568K
Chassis No: 1N1388
Mot Expiry: None
Most famous for coal mining and male voice choirs, Wales' Rhondda Valley was also home to Gilbern Sports Cars from 1959 to its demise in 1974. Some 1,005 cars were produced and among the 500 or so that remain is this 'barn find' 1972 Invader. One of just 68 Estate versions, it is White with a Black vinyl roof and Black interior trim. Reputedly equipped with a stage 3 engine, it will require a degree of recommissioning before returning to the road.
Registration No: LYU568K
Chassis No: 1N1388
Mot Expiry: None
Most famous for coal mining and male voice choirs, Wales' Rhondda Valley was also home to Gilbern Sports Cars from 1959 to its demise in 1974. Some 1,005 cars were produced and among the 500 or so that remain is this 'barn find' 1972 Invader. One of just 68 Estate versions, it is White with a Black vinyl roof and Black interior trim. Reputedly equipped with a stage 3 engine, it will require a degree of recommissioning before returning to the road.
Auction: The Pavilion Gardens, 23rd Jul, 2014
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