The MkI and II Invaders differed visually only in detail from the G...
The MkI and II Invaders differed visually only in detail from the Genie they replaced. Flush-fitting door handles and rear pillar vents are the biggest giveaways. Underneath, the front suspension is still MGC-based, but with double wishbones and coil-overs replacing the MG’s lever-arm dampers. For 1971-72 there was also an estate version of which 105 were built. MkIII uses the same 3.0 engine, ...
The MkI and II Invaders differed visually only in detail from the Genie they replaced. Flush-fitting door handles and rear pillar vents are the biggest giveaways. Underneath, the front suspension is still MGC-based, but with double wishbones and coil-overs replacing the MG’s lever-arm dampers. For 1971-72 there was also an estate version of which 105 were built. MkIII uses the same 3.0 engine, but a switch to Cortina MkIII axles and suspension brings the need for flared wheelarches. A full-width grille adds further distinction.