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Wolseley Series II and Series III
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 Wolseley 25 1937.  The Wolseley 25 had a 3485cc 6 cylinder engine producing 110bhp, but was still only good for 79mph.  It was sold until 1938. Wolseley 25
 Wolseley 25 1937.  In 1938 a more rounded and less rakish -Series III- body was given to all Wolseleys, including the 25, replacing this version. Wolseley 25
 Wolseley 25 1937 Wolseley 25
 Wolseley 25 1937 - spare wheel cover Wolseley 25
 Wolseley 25 1937 - bonnet vent Wolseley 25
 Wolseley 12/48 Series II. In 1937 the -Series III- replaced this rakish Series II model, but mechanically the cars were the same. Wolseley Twelve
 Wolseley Fourteen. Sharing the same 1818cc   sidevalve 6cyclinder engine with the Morris 14 was sold 1935-1936 when the 14/56 was introduced. Wolseley Fourteen
 Wolseley 10/40 Series II.  Soild from 1936-37, the Wolseley 10/40 Series II borrowed heavily from the Morris 10/4 Series II, sharing the same 1292cc ohv 4cylinder engine (which was also shared with the MG TA. Wolseley Ten
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