MG Quiz

A little clue to Bryan's question

"What was the name of the company who built the bodies for the MGF, and the one for the TF?"



Be careful things change with time :yesnod:

Good luck

Mayflower Vehicle Systems of Coventry which became part of Stadco Castle Bromwich and Stadco Coventry in 2004 following Mayflower's collapse.

For a complete answer, though, later TF bodies were also made in Nanjing.

The father was one of the senior engineers involved in the development of the revolutionary MG1100 with Hydro-elastic suspension in 1962 (50 yrs ago this year).
The son was one of the senior engineers involved in the development of the MGF with its hydra-gas suspension.

Can anyone name the father and son?

Charles and Brian Griffin?

would it be Charles (father) and Brian(son) Griffin?

Well that was too easy! :yesnod:

Over to you, Tsleight as you appear to have just pipped Gadget to the post.

Gadget2466 wrote: would it be Charles (father) and Brian(son) Griffin?

Thaks, but Gadget can set the next question if he has one ready? Let the "new recruit" have some fun! :broon: I haven't got one thought out...

Posted over in the TV theme tune quiz

Gadget2466 wrote: ....In the unlikely even that I have this right, please can you post another teaser for us, I am away on Business and won't have internet connection after tonight. I don't want to stall the quiz - so go ahead and post another on my behalf.

Thanks
Gary

We are still owed a question from Luckymarine (pm) sent.

Think I'm going to have to add a proviso that you have to have a question prepared before you answer a question :thumbsup: , unfortunately half the time I log on we're waiting for someone to post a question :rant:

So if there is no new question by the time you log on Tsleight, please do the honours :yesnod:

Ok!

Back to a picture question. Whats this in relation to MG?

thats the saic motor groups head quarters

rayb wrote: thats the saic motor groups head quarters

Correct! Well done, all yours...

which famous person designed the flight shed at longbridge , why was the building significant , what was produced there during the war years, in the picture came you name the building and what was the ramp used for