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My 3 Wolseleys

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Post by bbs Sun Jun 17 2012, 21:30

Here a picture of my 3 Wolseleys, nr 36919, 54037 and 85375
[img]My 3 Wolseleys Wolseleys[/img]

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Post by mike d Sun Jun 17 2012, 21:49

hi..
thanks for sharing them with us...

im after a petrol/paraffin tank for a wolseley
don't suppose you know of one do you.....

regards..mike....

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Post by matt86 Sun Jun 17 2012, 22:34

nice colection there ....

The middle one is rather interesting .... is that gas powered ?

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Post by mike d Sun Jun 17 2012, 23:11

marc in Belgium had one of the gas wolseleys matt..
if you ever get there ask him if hes still got it...
doubt it very much.....
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Post by kevjhnsn Mon Jun 18 2012, 04:38

as matt says middle one looks interesting
twin flywheels too
ive not seen a twin wheeler before
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Post by Guest Mon Jun 18 2012, 12:02

A very nice collection of Wolseley's you have there, and a rare gas engine, if there the correct engine numbers you've posted above the picture the first 2 are WD8's and the last one is a WD9. Dates are (I think these are correct) 1953, 1960 and 1971 with the last WD9's being built in 1972 with an engine number of 90258.

Thanks for sharing with us,

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Post by mike d Mon Jun 18 2012, 22:21

the style 1,2,3 and 4 used to have twin flywheels...
the Australian based cub also had twin fly wheels....

the WD took on an entirely new dimension when they brought out the standard 14 1/2inch flywheel and they were substituted for the smaller 12inch flywheels.the wd2 was a high speed 3hp at 1250rpm,they also made a batch of 30 petrol/paraffin in July 1948..
the lb series also had twin flywheels as well...
Luke coates (Jamie coates son) he used to have over 10 wolseleys back a time ago..
not sure if he still has that many now....

hope this helps...mike...

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