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Wolseley Hornet 1964

It has been owned by me since 30 : 06 : 1987 during this period it has been completely rebuilt with all new mechanical components except for the engine which is fine, the interior is as original and is in great condition, the colour is a Beigh body and a blue roof, it’s done 60,635 miles from new. It’s not run on road since refurbishment is dry garaged and in lovely condition I would like it to go to someone who will cherish it. I am asking £4500.

Please contact Anthony Campbell (member)
Email: acampbell24@sky.com

Featured as car 12, (and in the reconstructed advertising section) of the Wolseley 25 HP Drop-head Coupé: “A Profile” by Clive Button, this majestic car is now up for sale. Become a member of the exclusive group of 25HP DC owners, only 17 of these cars known about.

Chris Arnold has, over his 13-year ownership, transformed this car from the “Mutt” it had become to a prize-winning example of the Wolseley it is now.

Location: Wisbech, East Anglia
£15,000 ono

Contact details:
Phone 07973 273059
Email   terry-m-arnold@sky.com

It’s  a very nice original car but it does need work doing on the engine. (worn valve rings).

£6,750.

Please Contact David Hutchings
Telephone: 07914509820 or 01903 716680
Email: davidahutchings50@gmail.com

Charming little car with few previous owners, the last one 50+ years. Very good mechanically and is an easy drive having syncro
on all gears (apart from 1st) and a light clutch and steering. Interior is all original apart from carpets. Repainted reputedly 25 years ago and still presentable but obviously not perfect. The wheels look as though they have been powder coated and are shod with newish Excelsior tyres.
New petrol pump, battery and professionally re-built original voltage regulator. Original number but not transferable (good!).

£4250 offers

Please contact: Julian Chambers (Member)
Location: Spennymoor, Durham
Telephone: 01388817377
Email:  jc.chambers@yahoo.co.uk

1927 WOLSELEY 16/45 E6 ‘SILENT SIX’ PRAM-HOOD OPEN TOURER WITH DICKEY SEAT.

This vehicle is in a Humbert & Ellis timed online auction closing from 7 pm Monday 23rd February. To register and bid, please copy and paste this link:
https://humbertellis.com/bidding/modern-classic-cars-23022026-22/4-1927-wolseley-1645-e6-silent-six-pram-hood-open-tourer-with-dickey-seat-311

Description:
1927 WOLSELEY 16/45 E6 ‘SILENT SIX’ PRAM-HOOD OPEN TOURER WITH DICKEY SEAT
Registration: UE 4656
Estimate £8000-10000

The 1927 Wolseley 16/45 introduced as the brands first six-cylinder car with an overhead camshaft but the final model of the original company, before being handed over to William Morris, had a purported maximum speed of 60mph. It had a 2,025cm3 engine and was recognised for its smooth, flexible and quiet running, rather than high speed performance hence the affectionate name ‘the silent six’.

This example is believed to be one of just three open tourers- and only twenty one 16/45s known to have survived. Starting and driving well, the magneto has been refurbished, both seat scrubs have been recovered and the carpet made to fit. The fuel tank has been removed and rinsed and the Autovac body was renewed.

The car benefits from a decent non-professional repaint and presents in splendid condition considering her 99 years of age. The crash gear box works well and the engine is quite simply a work of art. The dickey seat is revealed by opening the rear panel and there is a hinged windscreen with access via carriage type rear steps.

The car is finessed further by the addition of an ‘Old Bill’ Bruce Bairnsfather radiator mascot. A very rare example, present presented in very good condition throughout and well estimated at just £8000-£10,000. This vehicle is located near Repton, Derbyshire DE65 from where it will need to be collected. Motor-scan report and videos available on request.

Please Contact: Jonathan Humbert
Location: Reston, Derbyshire
Telephone:  07851048827
Email: humbert@humbertellis.com