Finished in wonderfully distinctive two-tone coachwork, this 1970 Wolseley 15/60 is a charming and characterful example of one of Britain’s most elegant family saloons of the era. Styled by Pininfarina and offering traditional British comfort with unmistakable road presence, the 15/60 has become an increasingly desirable classic for enthusiasts seeking something different from the usual mainstream choices.

First registered in 1970, this example now displays 98,556 miles and is recorded as having had seven keepers from new. It presents in very appealing condition for its age, with the striking Red and Blue paintwork ensuring it stands out immediately. The car’s chrome detailing, signature Wolseley grille and period styling cues all remain wonderfully evocative of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

The interior continues the period feel, with broad bench-style seating, attractive wood dashboard trim, classic instrumentation and a spacious cabin that reflects the car’s original executive aspirations. It is a wonderfully nostalgic place to sit, offering genuine comfort and usability for classic touring, local shows or weekend enjoyment.

Importantly, the vehicle is accompanied by an extensive and highly desirable history file. Included within this are restoration photographs documenting previous works carried out to the car, together with old MOT certificates, historic tax discs, period handbooks, sales literature and even an original BMC workshop manual covering the model range. This wealth of accompanying documentation adds greatly to the provenance of the car and gives reassuring evidence of long-term enthusiast ownership and care.

The vendor advises the Wolseley is in great condition for its age, showing only the usual minor wear and tear consistent with a classic vehicle that has been enjoyed and maintained over the decades.

With its rare combination of handsome styling, usable practicality, impressive history file and increasingly uncommon status on today’s roads, this Wolseley 15/60 represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a charming British classic that is ready to be enjoyed immediately.