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? :bust:

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. :yesnod: be back in a while.

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

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

AT LAST here is my question. :rant:



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!!

:broon:

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!!

:broon:

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 :omg:

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 :bust: :woohoo: and its been on the forum recently :slapme: :slapme:

Good question Martin.