If the engine isn't in the bonnet, is it a bonnet?

:lol: Back to the beer!:yesnod:

Oooh. Beetle bonnet. :yesnod:

Of course, over here to everyone but British car owners it is...
From front to back: Hood, Top, Trunk

Not that that answers the question!

Of course, the engine is in the engine compartment which is between the boot/trunk and the passenger compartment which is covered by the top/hood, with the hood/bonnet at the front. Of course the boot/trunk and the bonnet/hood are bordered by the wings/fenders and the passenger compartment is bordered by the sills/rocker panels, and the tyres/tires are at all four corners.


So There!

Rich in Vancouver wrote: Of course, over here to everyone but British car owners it is...
From front to back: Hood, Top, Trunk

Not that that answers the question!

Of course, the engine is in the engine compartment which is between the boot/trunk and the passenger compartment which is covered by the top/hood, with the hood/bonnet at the front. Of course the boot/trunk and the bonnet/hood are bordered by the wings/fenders and the passenger compartment is bordered by the sills/rocker panels, and the tyres/tires are at all four corners.


So There!

:pinch: :nonod: :yesnod: :coat:

Easy, it's a frunk

I'm confused........what's this then? I thought this was a bonnet!

It can't be a trunk ...
This is a trunk



or this



or even this

And this, is a Boot :broon:

Oh good lord, what have I started? :slapme: I guess this is what happens when I mix Moosehead pale ale, Granville Island English Bay pale ale, Shepherd Neame Spitfire ale, and a laptop. I'm getting rid of the laptop immediately, and shall rid myself of the ales by the end of the weekend. :beer:

:bust:

I found it highly entertaining

I thought we were quite restrained! :bust: :woohoo: :bust: