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That looks like it's in really nice condition. And there can't be that many left worldwide, either....
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I've seen the car in person, it's not mint but in good original condition, in other words it's not perfect but as he says quite solid.
As his E-Bay ad says, these Wolseley's were sold new in Canada (not in the United States), but I suspect few were ever sold although exact sales figures are unknown, as he says there are only two of them known to exist at present...
As his E-Bay ad says, these Wolseley's were sold new in Canada (not in the United States), but I suspect few were ever sold although exact sales figures are unknown, as he says there are only two of them known to exist at present...
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There are 2 in Canada and a parts car....and about 200 or so worldwide...not counting field,barn and garage finds!
Talked to a couple of people who had them over here in the 50s and remember them fondly...i mean, they are a good large sized car....lots of power and drive well.... Sounds like they were brought in through Montreal and then sent across the country... So far Halifax and Vancouver seem to have had most...
Talked to a couple of people who had them over here in the 50s and remember them fondly...i mean, they are a good large sized car....lots of power and drive well.... Sounds like they were brought in through Montreal and then sent across the country... So far Halifax and Vancouver seem to have had most...
