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Wolseley 6/99
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Hello KellyRob
Welcome to the forum.
The Wolseley 6/99 is a nice looking cars. Probable more waterproof and more practical than my TR3A. How much bring back to life are you having to do and are parts hard to come by?
Check in the Other British Cars section to see if there other Wolseley owners. The pub is a great place where almost anything comes up for discussion.
David
Welcome to the forum.
The Wolseley 6/99 is a nice looking cars. Probable more waterproof and more practical than my TR3A. How much bring back to life are you having to do and are parts hard to come by?
Check in the Other British Cars section to see if there other Wolseley owners. The pub is a great place where almost anything comes up for discussion.
David
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Thank you, already enjoying all the info and posts!!
Photos of "Vera" from the day we picked her up and then a couple after a big cleaning job. She hasn't been run since July 2009.
So now I just need to solve my gearbox problem and then I'll be n the road.
My photography skills are not the best...... lol
Photos of "Vera" from the day we picked her up and then a couple after a big cleaning job. She hasn't been run since July 2009.
So now I just need to solve my gearbox problem and then I'll be n the road.
My photography skills are not the best...... lol
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There's a cream for that
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Wow, that's a nice example! The interior looks pristine too!
By the way, you know that wrench you've been missing? Well I found it!
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oopsInterior not too bad, driver seat needs redoing and the sponge is crumbling, but considering how long she's been standing it's not all that bad.
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Thank you - I love them, and considering they cost #165 pounds more than the Austin at the time.......
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Good to hear! Also sold in Denmark as the 300. Not sure if there are survivors though