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We sold this grey Wolseley 15/50 to its present owner in 2014, and the large history file shows that he has looked after it well.

Affectionately known as “Agnes”, the car's many receipts include expenditure on trim veneer and lacquer in 2017, and £2220 on a reconditioned engine with electronic ignition in 2021.

A new clutch and stainless exhaust were fitted in the same year, and the grille and front bumper have also been re-chromed.

Paperwork includes receipts back to the 1970s, and the car's original buff logbook which indicates that NBL 377 was first sold to a buyer in Newbury in November 1956, finished in grey.

It also comes with an original operations manual and workshop manual, together with old MoTs, Wolseley promotional material, Wolseley Register publications and the current V5C.

The indicated mileage is 40,288.

The vendor advises that the head bolts will need re-tightening at 40,759 miles due to a recent head gasket replacement.

It is also recommended to allow ...