1949 Wolseley 6/80

1949 Wolseley 6/80 in Marriage of Convenience, Movie, 1960

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin:

Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase

Comments about this vehicle

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johnfromstaffs ◊ 2018-12-21 14:35	Wolseley Six Eighty 1948 to 1953. Early UML plates were issued by University Motors Ltd., later on general issue.
AleX_DJ ◊ 2018-12-23 00:39
Mit-Schnell-Motor ◊ 2021-10-16 20:34	The white Wolseley 6/80 saloon, UML 557 appears all over the place as a "BLACK" painted police car, and as far as I remember, is written off in this film "Marriage of Convenience". I have just been watching an episode of the excellent 'B' filler movie shorts, entitled "SCOTLAND YARD" - episode "The Cross-Road Gallows, a 1958 B/W film", and Wolseley 6/80 UML 557 appears in it, in black livery, parked in a police compound. Another Wolseley 6/80 black police saloon also appears, KXF510, with excellent close-up shots, you can even read the chrome script on the leading edge of the bonnet (Hood, for U.S.A.) Wolseley SixEighty. A black Morris 4-door saloon also appears with, split-front windscreen (windshield U.S.A.), clearly showing the number plate, NPK 155. I looked on the search list for "SCOTLAND YARD", but none of the 39 part series appear to be available, as yet on this website. I am also unable to supply screen shots to post to this sight, must put that on my to do list.... Also London Transport Country area single-deck bus/coach Route 425 reg.no NLE 662 - RF 662 makes a brief appearance, with Dorking 'DK' garage codes, and route destination "Dorking Bus Station" I think.

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johnfromstaffs

◊ 2018-12-21 14:35

Wolseley Six Eighty 1948 to 1953. Early UML plates were issued by University Motors Ltd., later on general issue.

AleX_DJ

◊ 2018-12-23 00:39

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Mit-Schnell-Motor

◊ 2021-10-16 20:34

The white Wolseley 6/80 saloon, UML 557 appears all over the place as a "BLACK" painted police car, and as far as I remember, is written off in this film "Marriage of Convenience".

I have just been watching an episode of the excellent 'B' filler movie shorts, entitled "SCOTLAND YARD" - episode "The Cross-Road Gallows, a 1958 B/W film", and Wolseley 6/80 UML 557 appears in it, in black livery, parked in a police compound.

Another Wolseley 6/80 black police saloon also appears, KXF510, with excellent close-up shots, you can even read the chrome script on the leading edge of the bonnet (Hood, for U.S.A.) Wolseley SixEighty.

A black Morris 4-door saloon also appears with, split-front windscreen (windshield U.S.A.), clearly showing the number plate, NPK 155.

I looked on the search list for "SCOTLAND YARD", but none of the 39 part series appear to be available, as yet on this website. I am also unable to supply screen shots to post to this sight, must put that on my to do list....

Also London Transport Country area single-deck bus/coach Route 425 reg.no NLE 662 - RF 662 makes a brief appearance, with Dorking 'DK' garage codes, and route destination "Dorking Bus Station" I think.

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1949 Wolseley 6/80