MG T-Bar Quiz

That's extremely creative thinking, however ignore the cars and think more about what they're on.

PQD44 wrote: I reckon the venue could well be the MG link.

That is a photo taken at the L’autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry race track in France.

The MG C-type was produced by the MG Car company from 1931 to 1932. It was designed for competition use and based on the M-Type Midget. A special car, EX120 had been developed from the M-Type for George Eyston to make an attempt on the 750 cc class 24 hour record at Autodrome de Montlhéry in France. The attempt was successful and a series of replica cars were made which became the C-Type.

The link, the MG Montlhéry C-type Midget.

PQD has it. And here I was worried it was a little left-field.

Is that no.100, Paul?

Here is a review of the car from Autocar November 20, 1931




:woohoo: 100^th slice of pie.

This has been a busy couple of days and having updated the latest wins it shows MartinW has also reached a milestone score of the half century. Well done Martin :beer:

1889 was the number of the rearmost coach of the train in which Ceil lost his life.

Well done David, sounds plausible :broon:

Assuming you've verified that I look forward to your new question.

See above , Paul.

David Aiketgate wrote: 1889 was the number of the rearmost coach of the train in which Ceil lost his life.

Not only that, it was the coach he was sat in

That's what I meant, but didn't clearly write.:lol:

Here's a nice easy one. This was a Border Patrol run. Name the building.

While you consider David's new question let's have a look at the state of play.

First we need to :welcome: grooveylee to the quiz. A great start grooveylee with 2 points already :woohoo:

cjmillsnun has scored a magnificent 7 since the last update, which propels him into 5^th place in the MG T-Bar Quiz standings after 180 questions.

Heading up the rear group we have bensewell and whiz




The leading pack shapes up like this..




Having completed an amazing 512 questions the overall MG Quiz hall of fame has hit a few notable milestones.

alanrt54 has reached a superb 30,MartinW has racked up his half century and PQD44 has reached an anorak 100

The Hall of Fame looks like this




Mr Forgetful has now nudged his way into joint 3^rd with Tsleight



For the latest question and your chance to earn a slice of the pie, see David's question in the post above this :broon:

Is it Holyroode House?