Image: 1938 Wolseley 25hp Drophead Coupe (16651208945)

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Description: In 1937, the employees of Wolseley Motors set out to build a special car for their chairman, Lord Nuffield, formerly William Morris. The car they built was intended as a one-off. It was a Drophead Coupe, using Wolseley’s largest engine of 3.5 litres in a ‘medium size’ 14/16/18HP chassis The car was so much admired that a decision was later taken to put it into limited production. Just 175 Wolseley 25HP Dropheads were built, it is said that only 18 survive today.
Title: 1938 Wolseley 25hp Drophead Coupe (16651208945)
Credit: 1938 Wolseley 25hp Drophead Coupe
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