Take a look inside our 1970 Invacar. Abbreviated from "invalid carriage", the Invacar was a small single-seater microcar vehicle designed for use by disabled drivers. Its ice blue colour was nicknamed "Ministry Blue" after the Ministry of Health which distributed them. Invacar founder Bert Greeves had worked with motorcycles before the Second World War and initially set out to produce a vehicle that could help injured ex-servicemen. Their provision was later extended for civilian use. | Coventry

There's a new exhibition at Hull's Streetlife Museum!  The Invacar will be displayed alongside a film from the East Midlands Film Archive from the 1970s, featuring people explaining how phasing out the Invacar would affect them. All the info here!  https://hullwhatson.com/newly-restored-invacar-on-display-in-hulls-streetlife-museum-to-mark-disability-history-month/ | Hull What's On | Facebook