Wolseley 1100
More commonly sold as Austin 1100 or Morris 1100, this was the best-selling model of car in Britain for most of the 1960s and continued to be manufactured into the 1970s.
The final letter D in the registration plate indicates this car is from 1966 and therefore manufactured by British Motor Corporation (BMC), one of the two precursor companies that went on to form British Leyland in 1968.
Wolseley 1100
More commonly sold as Austin 1100 or Morris 1100, this was the best-selling model of car in Britain for most of the 1960s and continued to be manufactured into the 1970s.
The final letter D in the registration plate indicates this car is from 1966 and therefore manufactured by British Motor Corporation (BMC), one of the two precursor companies that went on to form British Leyland in 1968.