1923 Wolseley 10 Tourer

Location: Petworth

The Wolseley 10 E3 was made as a replacement to the Pre World War 1 E2 Satellite in 1920. The newly designed E3 and the larger Fifteen A9 both featured cutting edge advances, with their overhead camshaft engines and electric starters.

This Wolseley 10 was first registered in August 1923 in Dudley, more recently it has spent a number of years in East Sussex.

The engine is very sweet, it runs well and being over head cam goes better than most vintage cars. It has a new 6V battery, and there is no frost damage.

The drivetrain is in very good order, the rear axle has been rebuilt and there are no nasty noises. It drives very well and handles nicely. The gears are direct and the clutch operation is smooth, it’s not a fight to drive and the brakes are really good when compared to similar.

The bodywork is really solid, and it’s obviously been looked after throughout its life. The underside is very clean and there are no areas of concern. The paintwork has a wonderful patina about it and the character is stunning.

The interior is very original, professional seat covers have been made to protect the leather underneath, the roof is water tight and looks fairly new.

We have a history file, which includes the current V5.

Please feel free to contact us for further information or to arrange a viewing - a walk around video is available that can be shared.

We are happy to consider part exchange. Nationwide delivery available.