1966' Wolseley 6/110

Wolseley moved from Gerald Palmer's swooping curves to Farina's sharper angles.

Interestingly, the Farina body looked its best in upscale form - so the Wolseley was more of a visual success than its Austin and Morris counterparts.

The 6/110 was another BMC badge-engineering exercise, sharing its engine and bodyshell as the Austin Westminster and the Vanden Plas 3-Litre, with a few small alterations.

The 6/110 boasted more power, improved handling from a Panhard rod rear end suspension set-up and, power-assisted steering. No wonder the police loved them.

ABOUT THIS CAR

Beautiful overall condition
Drives exceptionally well.
Comes with Original Service Passport and heaps of service records dating back to 1970 – what else can we say?
Rust Free, good straight body, good paintwork - mostly original.
Beautiful Original interior in very good condition
Excellent classic to own and be proud of – Rare car – Black Plates – Good Provenance.

These Wolseley’s don’t come up all that often in New Zealand and a car like this would suit someone who wants a beautiful classic, that is an amazing drive by the way, with good history and provenance, making it a good investment for that someone who is willing to appreciate it.

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