Finally getting to write about your site update.....I think you are one lucky man to have such an amazing passion in life.....really fascinates me and I feel so so so thrilled to see anyone pursue anything in life like this.....Your site is wonderful....your Wolseley seems wonderful (just hope I get to see it someday - BTW where do you keep it??? You must be having to take a lot of care of it. How do you get the time???) and the enthusiasm with which you follow it up is even more wonderful......Swear this is not flattery I mean each and every word of it.....Well the bottom line is great work. Keep it up and just keep me updated about the updates.

Your site is pretty good I think, having looked at the photographs a bit better, I have the feeling I would recognize you if we were to meet on the streets of my home town (Hoorn, the Netherlands).

Thank you for your work on this most interesting site. My father owned a Wolseley 6/80 approx 1950 model when I was a kid....good luck with your car, it has a great history.

I very much enjoyed your site. I have just bought a Wolseley 4/44 which has been sitting for 25 years in a garage whilst the owner did very minor repairs. Soon I will start working on it and hopefully it might look as good as yours. Your vehicle, and your work on it, has given me more inspiration to work on mine.

Your car on your website is a real beauty, with amazing features. How did you go about getting information for restoration? I look forward to hearing from you.

That's one neat homepage. Congrats!... A very good effort, and a brilliant idea! Keep it up.

I checked your website out. Good job ! That's a really neat car you've there.

I never knew u had a vintage in ur fleet. I missed the opportunity to ride when I was in Calcutta. The car and website look fantastic. Great job bringing the car back to life.

I had a look at the photos, and they are very interesting. You are obviously keeping the car in very good condition.

Good site you have. Was rewarded with some good photos there. You do not seem to have changed since we last met - and that a couple of years ago!!

Thank you for a lovely visit - I really enjoyed your presentation and it brought back lots of memories.... my mom had a 1947 10 h.p. Wolseley sedan, in South Africa - I was 7 at the time and also much enjoyeed standing on the seat and poking my head through the open roof hatch. The wind forced tears from my eyes and I thought they were tears of joy!!

You have done a brilliant job restoring the car and maintaining a really interesting website. Its hard enough restoring old Wolseleys in the UK - I have two 1954 6/80's which require major work - but to achieve what you have done in India is something to be proud of. Well done for saving a bit of history for all of us.