MG Quiz

imaestrow wrote:

How about Q type

8 built

sorry don't know how to add photos

Yessssss that is the one :yesnod:

8 built



Well done matey, over to you

Ok

I have an MG Maestro turbo

How many colours were produced and how many in total were made

Ian

imaestrow wrote: Ok

I have an MG Maestro turbo

How many colours were produced and how many in total were made

Ian

There were only 505 made, the first car was registered as a MG Montego EFi and not a Turbo! and the colours were :-

• 215 Flame Red
• 149 British Racing Green
• 92 White Diamond
• 49 Factory Black

ANY GOOD?

Red Devil wrote:

imaestrow wrote:

How about Q type

8 built

sorry don't know how to add photos

Yessssss that is the one :yesnod:

8 built

Well done matey, over to you

I didnt think they were a production car!! As they were produced solely for competition purposes :slapme:

Absolutely spot on over to you Bryan

Thank you, but Oh bother :slapme: :slapme: need to get a question ready, got a superb one but need to take a photo. be back in a while.

That first one threw me the colours numbers were one more than the 504 (really 505)

Thanks for that question imaestrow and well done on entering the MG Quiz Hall of Fame :woohoo:

AT LAST here is my question.



This car is a ? ? ? rebuilt by ? ? in ???? from chassis number ?? ??? dating from ???? the engine is a totally rebuilt ???? ???? ???? the 60 spoke wheels were made by ?????????? of ???? and are shod with ?????? tyres.

Thinking with the same brain that Mr Forgetful has, i give a big clue.

A MARCHING MG ENTHUSIAST WILL BE ABLE TO TELL YOU THE ANSWER!!

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The greatest of luck, and its easy when you know how :oops:

This car is a Wolseley MG special rebuilt by John Seber in 2010 from chassis number PA 708 dating from 1934. The engine is a totally rebuilt Wolseley Hornet 1650cc 6 cylinder. The 60 spoke wheels were made by Motor Wheel Services of Langley (Slough, Berks) and are shod with period racing Blockley tyres.

A MARCH issue MG ENTHUSIAST magazine WILL BE ABLE TO TELL YOU THE ANSWER!!

MartinW wrote: This car is a Wolseley MG special rebuilt by John Seber in 2010 from chassis number PA 708 dating from 1934. The engine is a totally rebuilt Wolseley Hornet 1650cc 6 cylinder. The 60 spoke wheels were made by Motor Wheel Services of Langley (Slough, Berks) and are shod with period racing Blockley tyres.

A MARCH issue MG ENTHUSIAST magazine WILL BE ABLE TO TELL YOU THE ANSWER!!

Absolutely Spot On, very well done. I thought this would keep Mr Forgetful and Paul busy for hours, i hadnt thought about you getting it within five minutes :bang:

It is labeled a MG PA Special in the article.

Martin it is now your turn

Sorry, Bryan, I needed to chalk up another win and this was too good an opportunity to pass on!

Here's an easy one for Mr. F tomorrow before golf.

Identify this MG:

260km/h top speed, 4.5secs to 100km/h, and 9.6secs to 160km/h

Mr F should get a "hole in one" with this one :woohoo: and its been on the forum recently :slapme: :slapme:

Good question Martin.