This is a Oxford Diecast Railway Scale car/van in mint condition ( see photo ), the box is mint.  
 

AC Invacar - Pale Blue (Hubnut) TWC (Took) is a 1972 Invacar Model 70. Designed by AC, the Model 70 was produced by both AC and Invacar Ltd as the government wished to reduce the number of different invalid carriages that were available during the 1960s. Invalid carriages were provided to individuals via the National Health Service. The mechanical package includes an Austrian Steyr-Puch horizontal, four-stroke flat twin of 493cc, which sends its power through an AC-designed gearbox, which uses an American Salsbury continuously variable pulley system similar to those you can find on modern scooters. Different driving controls, including steering wheels or tillers, could be specified. Safety concerns led to invalid carriages being replaced by the Motability scheme in 1977, which offered normal cars with hand controls instead, but those who already had invalid carriages were allowed to keep them - until 2003! At that point the government ordered all invalid carriages that it owned to be scrapped. TWC survived, because scrapyards soon got fed up with the deluge of invalid carriages. In November 2017, Ian Seabrook of the HubNut YouTube Channel rescued TWC and set about getting this extraordinary piece of motoring history back on the road, having long been fascinated by these unusual machines. Since returning to the road, TWC has travelled from Wales back to the Invacar Ltd factory, been around the Goodwood Motor Circuit and also slowly climbed up the famous Shelsley Walsh hillclimb. She once managed to attain 70mph on a downhill section of the A23 in Sussex, an experience Ian describes as entirely terrifying.

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