The Wolseley 7 1/2 was a car that Wolseley brought out in 1902, during the early years of the company. It had a single-cylinder engine of 809 cubic centimetres with side valves and water cooling, rated at 8 brake horsepower, about 5.9 kilowatts, at 900 revolutions per minute. A range of open and closed two-seat and four-seat bodies was offered. By 1910 production of all single-cylinder models had ended and they disappeared from the Wolseley range.
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Engine Class Engine809 cc single-cylinder, side valves, water-cooled 1 Connections
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Der Wolseley 7 ½ war ein Pkw, den Wolseley 1902 herausbrachte.
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Wolseley Motors Limited was a British motor vehicle manufacturer
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Der Wolseley 7 ½ war ein Pkw, den Wolseley 1902 herausbrachte.
Final paragraph, end of single-cylinder production
Bis 1910 wurde die Produktion aller Einzylindermodelle aus der Wolseley-Modellpalette eingestellt.
Engine paragraph, cylinders
Der Wagen besaß einen Einzylindermotor mit 809 cm³ Hubraum, seitlich stehenden Ventilen und Wasserkühlung.
Engine paragraph, output
Die Maschine leistete 8 bhp (5,9 kW) bei 900 min−1.
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Der Wolseley 7 ½ war ein Pkw, den Wolseley 1902 herausbrachte.
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Der Wolseley 7 ½ war ein Pkw, den Wolseley 1902 herausbrachte.
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Der Wolseley 7 ½ war ein Pkw, den Wolseley 1902 herausbrachte.
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Wolseley Motors Limited was a British motor vehicle manufacturer
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