Ford Escort 1.6 FVA Group 5 Alan Mann

XOO 346F is one of six Escorts built by Alan Mann Racing for the 1968 British Saloon Car Championship, and one of only three that still carry their original bodyshell. It was the team's so-called supercharged car: a heater fan feeding the airbox let it be classed as forced induction and run in the over-2-litre class, which kept points away from Frank Gardner's title rivals.

Peter Arundell, Roger Clark, Graham Hill and Jackie Oliver all drove it, and Oliver took second at Brands Hatch in September 1968 as Gardner clinched the title. It later raced in the Netherlands and Belgium and in British club events through the 1970s.

The car has a Cosworth FVA twin-cam of about 210 bhp, a four-speed gearbox and Alan Mann's Morris Minor torsion-bar rear suspension. Its original shell, suspension, steering rack, pedal box and wheel rims are retained. An 11-year restoration to 1968 race specification finished in 2021. The page lists three former keepers, and the current keeper has had it since 2006. No mileage or price is given.