Dads Wolseley 16/60

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dinkel

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26,947 posts

258 months

Wednesday 19th December 2007
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Right: Speed Matters, my @rse wink

RetroWheels

3,384 posts

271 months

Wednesday 19th December 2007
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Pigeon said:
dinkel said:
Are they a common sight on the UK roads these days?
Hardly ever see them, most of them have dissolved.
The Farina's popularity as a Stock Car , has'nt helped survival rates either ......



Klassiekerrally

2,543 posts

255 months

Thursday 27th December 2007
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Nice Albert! A pity the owner choose the yellow plates instead of the much nicer dark blue plates.

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Pigeon said:
dinkel said:
Are they a common sight on the UK roads these days?
Hardly ever see them, most of them have dissolved.
No the Farina`s are not a common site on the UK roads these days,as so many of them have been used for banger racing...

It broke my heart the day my father sold his Wolseley 6/110 to the coalman for £40.00

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Thursday 3rd April 2008
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Pigeon said:
Like this? biggrin

This is an Austin Westminster A99 not a Cambridge

Pigeon

18,535 posts

246 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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Read what Dinkel posted before me wink

Simes205

4,539 posts

228 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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hurricaneharold said:
Pigeon said:
dinkel said:
Are they a common sight on the UK roads these days?
Hardly ever see them, most of them have dissolved.
No the Farina`s are not a common site on the UK roads these days,as so many of them have been used for banger racing...

It broke my heart the day my father sold his Wolseley 6/110 to the coalman for £40.00
Funnily enough there are a couple of Westminsters (A110) near to my home that are daily drivers.

Edited by Simes205 on Sunday 6th April 18:03

williamp

19,260 posts

273 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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Simes205 said:
hurricaneharold said:
Pigeon said:
dinkel said:
Are they a common sight on the UK roads these days?
Hardly ever see them, most of them have dissolved.
No the Farina`s are not a common site on the UK roads these days,as so many of them have been used for banger racing...

It broke my heart the day my father sold his Wolseley 6/110 to the coalman for £40.00
Funnily enough there are a couple of Westminsters (A110) near to my home that are daily drivers.

Edited by Simes205 on Sunday 6th April 18:03
Isnt the A110 the one with the rolls Royce engine?

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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williamp said:
Simes205 said:
hurricaneharold said:
Pigeon said:
dinkel said:
Are they a common sight on the UK roads these days?
Hardly ever see them, most of them have dissolved.
No the Farina`s are not a common site on the UK roads these days,as so many of them have been used for banger racing...

It broke my heart the day my father sold his Wolseley 6/110 to the coalman for £40.00
Funnily enough there are a couple of Westminsters (A110) near to my home that are daily drivers.

Edited by Simes205 on Sunday 6th April 18:03
Isnt the A110 the one with the rolls Royce engine?
The Vanden Plas had the Rolls Royce engine fitted,a nice car but they dont appeal to me as much as the Wolseley 6/11O and the Austin Westminster.

Mt dad had the Westminster before the Wolseley,I dont remeber it on the road ,but remember it going to the scrap yard.

I spotted this beauty in the car park at Goodwood last year,the interior was as clean as the rest of the car,with 60,000 miles on the clock.




Edited by hurricaneharold on Sunday 6th April 19:37

Forthright MC

8,362 posts

283 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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hurricaneharold said:
I spotted this beauty in the car park at Goodwood last year,the interior was as clean as the rest of the car,with 60,000 miles on the clock.

now that really is special IMO, what a beaut! cool
like the look of the TR3 and the big Healey behind it too!

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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Forthright MC said:
hurricaneharold said:
I spotted this beauty in the car park at Goodwood last year,the interior was as clean as the rest of the car,with 60,000 miles on the clock.

now that really is special IMO, what a beaut! cool
like the look of the TR3 and the big Healey behind it too!
There are always loads of nice cars to look at at Goodwood,

Here`s a few more of the Wolseley,wouldnt you just love to have this car in your garage ?







Edited by hurricaneharold on Sunday 6th April 20:25

Forthright MC

8,362 posts

283 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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in response to the question posed ^^ ohhh yes definetely!
that is a very tidy original looking example, hope the owner enjoys driving it as much as i know i would!

Edited by Forthright MC on Sunday 6th April 20:31

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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Here is another regular visitor to Goodwood


odyssey2200

18,650 posts

209 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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hurricaneharold said:
Here is another regular visitor to Goodwood

I remember those!

getmecoat

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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[quote=Forthright MC]in response to the question posed ^^ ohhh yes definetely!
that is a very tidy original looking example, hope the owner enjoys driving it as much as i know i would!

I see from your profile ,that you are interested in car photography,what camera do you use ?

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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odyssey2200 said:
hurricaneharold said:
Here is another regular visitor to Goodwood

I remember those!

getmecoat
I have spoken to the guy who owns this Wolseley {the guy driving the car} he takes it out once a week and he reckons that there are only 12 Wolseley 6/110 police cars left.

They do not have the walnut dash or the picnic tables on the back of the seats like the road cars have

Edited by hurricaneharold on Sunday 6th April 20:45

Forthright MC

8,362 posts

283 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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hurricaneharold said:
I see from your profile ,that you are interested in car photography,what camera do you use ?
i have 2, my main one that i use most of the time is a Fuji A920, 9mp jobbie which is a cracking little bit of kit IMO, and i have also just recently acquired an S602 which i intend to be using at shows and stuff

Edited by Forthright MC on Sunday 6th April 20:58

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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Forthright MC said:
hurricaneharold said:
I see from your profile ,that you are interested in car photography,what camera do you use ?
i have 2, my main one that i use most of the time is a Fuji A920, 9mp jobbie which is a cracking little bit of kit IMO, and i have also just recently acquired an S602 which i intend to be using at shows and stuff

Edited by Forthright MC on Sunday 6th April 20:58
Thats all gone straight over the top of my head,are these point and shoot jobbies ??

Forthright MC

8,362 posts

283 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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hurricaneharold said:
Forthright MC said:
hurricaneharold said:
I see from your profile ,that you are interested in car photography,what camera do you use ?
i have 2, my main one that i use most of the time is a Fuji A920, 9mp jobbie which is a cracking little bit of kit IMO, and i have also just recently acquired an S602 which i intend to be using at shows and stuff

Edited by Forthright MC on Sunday 6th April 20:58
Thats all gone straight over the top of my head,are these point and shoot jobbies ??
the first one is more or less, its a compact digital camera which is easy to carry around and is great for snapping on the move etc
got plenty of different shoot settings on it too so it is possible to get some great shots from it, i'll post a few if you'd like to see? smile

hurricaneharold

347 posts

196 months

Monday 7th April 2008
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Forthright MC said:
hurricaneharold said:
Forthright MC said:
hurricaneharold said:
I see from your profile ,that you are interested in car photography,what camera do you use ?
i have 2, my main one that i use most of the time is a Fuji A920, 9mp jobbie which is a cracking little bit of kit IMO, and i have also just recently acquired an S602 which i intend to be using at shows and stuff

Edited by Forthright MC on Sunday 6th April 20:58
Thats all gone straight over the top of my head,are these point and shoot jobbies ??
the first one is more or less, its a compact digital camera which is easy to carry around and is great for snapping on the move etc
got plenty of different shoot settings on it too so it is possible to get some great shots from it, i'll post a few if you'd like to see? smile
Yes it would be nice to see a couple of snaps,Go on treat yourself,buy a DSLR........wink