Auto ID #115 FINISHED!

[Harry P.]

Remember, don't post any answers or hints here. PM me with year, make and model.

The answer: 1975 Wolseley Series 18/22

[Jon Cole]

It's a 1983 Idontknow.

That was easy!

[Pete J.]

No, it's a 1967 hoogivza..

[Mizozuman2]

It's a vehicle. I got it right, I win. Guys, we can all go home now. LOL

[blunc]

well, it's not a Hennway, we'vealready seen one of those.

[Harry P.]

THis week's car is a 1975 Wolseley Series 18/22.

Who got it right:

Matt Bacon

wisdonm

GeeBee

Badluck 13

patami

dublin boy

MikeMc

maltsr

Chris R

otherunicorn

lovefordgalaxie

carsntrucks4u

TheCreativeExplorer

Foxer

matthijsgrit

[slusher]

Harry I never got in the ball park on this one....

[peter31a]

Yeah, I was thinking it was some type of baby poop brown Alpha...

[DonW]

Pity I was away at work - I knew this one!

[ChrisR]

Took a bit of research from Austin Allegro.

[Matt Bacon]

It was pretty controversial styling in its day (there were Austin and Morris versions as well, before all the different names and badges were replace by "Princess" in 1976) -- even a ten year old noticed the fuss! Interestingly, but maybe not surprisingly, there are only two of these registered in Britain today, whereas there are about 90 of the car it "replaced", the Wolseley Six...

bestest,

M.

[dimaxion]

I knew the era only . A secrete I shared with Harry . I hope he does not change colors on future "Whazza Dis ?" I'm getting closer ... Thanx ..

[Lovefordgalaxie]

I thought it was the Austin 1800 version. have a magazine with a comparo between it and the Alfasud. Sent the PM to Harry and he told "no it is not a Morris"

Started looking for pictures of the Morris online, and found the Wolseley. They are about 90% similar from the outside. One has to pay attention to pick them apart.

[otherunicorn]

Amusingly I eventually found it while looking for hatchbacks, which it isn't. I found a site that was discussing cars that looked like, but were not hatchbacks, and that put me onto the Princess.