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Wolseley Nine 1934-36
The Wolseley Nine was in effect a 4-cylinder version of the Wolseley Hornet (which was effectively a 6-cylinder Morris Minor!). But the Hornet didn't have a Minor engine, it had a 4-cylinder 1018cc overhead cam engine. Most Nines were bodied with four door saloons, but a London dealer Eustace Watkins had some open tourers built. In 1936 the Wolseley Nine evolved into the Wolseley Wasp.
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ab_Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer grille
Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer - grille

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Wolseley Nine - grille

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Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer. A 4-cylinder ohc 1018cc engine derived from the Wolseley Hornet powered the Nine

 Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer front
Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer. London dealer Eustace Watkins commissioned coachbuilders Whittingham and Mitchell to build a few open tourers on the Wolseley Nine chassis

 Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer rear
Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer. Even though the Wolseley Nine was almost a Morris Minor, it had a roomy chassis and supported coachbuilt bodies.
Wolseley Nine front
Wolseley Nine. Most of the 7000 Wolseley Nines sold 1934-6 were this 4-door standard steel saloon body.

 Wolseley Nine rear
Wolseley Nine. Most Wolseley Nines had a 4-door standard steel saloon body like this.

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Wolseley Nine Eustace Watkins Tourer. In spite of its sporting looks, underneath this coachbuilt body sits a more ordinary Wolseley Nine, not a Hornet Special.

 Wolseley Wasp 1935-6
Wolseley Wasp 1935-36
 		Morris Eight, Series I, Series II and Series E
Morris Eight, Series I, Series II and Series E
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