Vauxhall - Vauxhall Viscount
The Vauxhall Viscount four door saloon was introduced mid way through 1966, the Viscount being based on the final version of the Vauxhall Cresta (called the PC). Already with an uprated version of the 3.3 litre six cylinder engine, the Viscount had every conceivable extra that could be thought of! Power steering, electric windows, walnut veneered dashboard and externally there was the vinyl roof with coach lines painted and so on. The Vauxhall Viscount model was built until 1972.
Tyre size for the Vauxhall Viscount was 7.00x14 which is equivalent to Radial 185R14 size. Blockley produces the perfect period correct high quality 185HR14 tyre (in both standard and whitewall types). Full details of these tyres see the links below:
