The 1963 Wolseley 6/110 I bought today after 32 years of wanting one again she drives like a dream!

I last had one of these way back in 1992 when I was 20 on my first trip to New Zealand , it cost $650 back then and was a great car to tour the country (apart from fuel) until it blew a head gasket going up a mountain!
Ever since I’ve owned thousands of classic cars but always wanted another 6/110 more than anything but one never came up when I had enough money to buy one , today , 3 days after coming back from my 7 th trip to NZ I was offered this rather sad looking Auto mk2 1963 and spent most of days life in Jersey so not had a hard life .
She drives well and has a very solid never welded under side , new brakes and a nee oil and filter in the auto box so definitely worth putting a bit of time into to make her look a bit better inside and out .

[@michaeltutty1540]

Both Wolesleys are magnificent cars. I would be hard pressed to choose

[@colinappleton4815]

You can’t beat an old wolseley 6/110

[@MrMoth0102]

l wouldn't care whether it was the 6/110 or the 16/60,,,,,, they are all good with me, power with the 2.9 or economy of the 1.6, both are gorgeous Farina's!

[@roblord7610]

The dark green color and matching upholstery really suit this car, along with those wheels - it would be a shame to paint it red and change the upholstery. Each to their own, but I think it looks unique in dark green, and really suits the body style.

[@lazy-car-dealer]

The green is growing on me but would still like a cream two tone though

[@user-sc8dh4vn4v]

6110 lovely ❤ but can't get near rover p4/5 for class better Banger mind ⚓🛠️🤠 JB

[@htimsid]

Just think of the many thousands of these wrecked on the track...

[@lazy-car-dealer]

At least a good 40 percent did I’d say

[@cp426]

👍👍👍

[@damianbailey7537]

Miles Schaff? Didn’t think he’d sell that!