MG Quiz

Bit of an Eric Morecombe moment,

"All the right answers, just not necessarily in the right order"

If you have another question Tsleight, be my guest to post , or if you want a crack at a question I am sure there is someone who can help and post one for us. I am offline again for the rest of the evening.

Gary

At Gary's request here is a stopgap question....



Simple really, tell me two things

1) What is it?
2) Which member of the T-Bar did it?

Anti-4x4 missile launcher?

How could you think such a thing, we are a peace loving forum and like all forms of transport

That is far to easy Paul :slapme: :slapme: good question though :broon:

Is it a nitrous oxide canister for use when the sun is shining, the roof is down, the picnic basket is on the seat (obviously only you are going) and the car won't start :yesnod:

Mr Forgetful wrote: Is it a nitrous oxide canister for use when the sun is shining, the roof is down, the picnic basket is on the seat (obviously only you are going) and the car won't start :yesnod:

CLOSE, but wrong, but a nice idea is the NO for the driver????????

bryan young wrote:

Mr Forgetful wrote: Is it a nitrous oxide canister for use when the sun is shining, the roof is down, the picnic basket is on the seat (obviously only you are going) and the car won't start :yesnod:

CLOSE, but wrong, but a nice idea is the NO for the driver????????

Yes, just after you realise that the bottle of bubbly is in the boot in the cool bag, and that you shut the boot with your jacket inside containing your car and house keys in the jacket pocket, whilst the wife has gone wardrobe shopping to M&S and won't be back for hours! :bang:

Mr Forgetful wrote:

bryan young wrote:

Mr Forgetful wrote: Is it a nitrous oxide canister for use when the sun is shining, the roof is down, the picnic basket is on the seat (obviously only you are going) and the car won't start :yesnod:

CLOSE, but wrong, but a nice idea is the NO for the driver????????

Yes, just after you realise that the bottle of bubbly is in the boot in the cool bag, and that you shut the boot with your jacket inside containing your car and house keys in the jacket pocket, whilst the wife has gone wardrobe shopping to M&S and won't be back for hours! :bang:

After all of that description of yours i think this is most apt :slapme:

Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas or sweet air,[1] is a chemical compound with the formula N2O. It is an oxide of nitrogen. At room temperature, it is a colorless non-flammable gas, with a slightly sweet odor and taste. It is used in surgery and dentistry for its anesthetic and analgesic effects. It is known as "laughing gas" due to the euphoric effects of inhaling it, a property that has led to its recreational use as a dissociative anesthetic. It is also used as an oxidizer in rocketry and in motor racing to increase the power output of engines. At elevated temperatures, nitrous oxide is a powerful oxidizer similar to molecular oxygen.

Most important to be taken in large doses. :bust:

We seem to have got away from the answer to the original question, or at least i have. I think Paul should have added more answers to his question, like colour of car, size of wheels , real name of owner, mileage that car has covered, how many engines it has had??? :coat:

I seem to have lost a post (as well as the plot).

Is it John with his Rough Luck Racing whatever - all right for you "lot" who know each other, some of us country bumpkins don't even know each other :rant:

Oh dear, Mr F you are making this diffiicult for yourself :slapme: ..... no need to know the history of every T-Bar member and their car...

PQD44 wrote: At Gary's request here is a stopgap question....

Simple really, tell me two things

1) What is it?
2) Which member of the T-Bar did it?

If it were me I would look at the pic, which looks like a modification , look at the fact a T-Bar member did it then use the T-Bar search, perhaps taking a look in the Best Modification competition thread then come back here and insert the correct answer.

The first person to do this please post your question as you will have confirmed the answer with yourself :lol:

I too thought it was Jon Norris (rough luck racing) with his NO2 injection system, which was featured in MG Enthusiast a couple of years ago, but Ted and I were both Soooooooo Wrooooooong.

I will let Ted answer when he get back from Golf :shrug: