MG T-Bar Quiz

MaddAussie great to have your input, but unfortunately, for you, it looks like MartinW pipped you to the answer, better luck next time.

OK Martin where are we off to next?

Yep quite correct. Over to you Martin.

What is the link between these two men?

Probably an incomplete answer but...
The connection is MG TA?

I know Kenneth Williams (oooooooooo Matron) owned one.
So I guess the other bloke is called Ken Williams and is a TA specialist/racer?

I'd love to say carry on with the next question, John, but...no, keep searching.

Darn!! :bang:

Not clever in MG Folklore and facts Bongo: far from it!

The Senior MG Clan know many Mysterious Things!

Not too many Carry on MG leads to check on the interweb, so I reckon it is


and the man dressed in an MG shirt is Ian S. Pogson

His profile on Linked in reads

Ian Pogson

Programme Manager and Chief Engineer at SMTC

Currently

After Sales Chief Engineer at MG Motor UK Ltd
Senior Manager Engineering Quality at SMTCUK

Previously

Programme Manager and Chief Engineer at SMTC
Senior Manager Engineering Quality at SAIC Motor Technical Centre
Localisation Engineer at SAIC Motor
Programme Manager at MG Rover Group
Logistics Manager at Powertrain Ltd
Product Process Development Manager at BMW

Carry on Paul!

Well done, it is indeed the much talked about, and wonderful raconteur, Ian Pogson who wrote of his experiences in China. Ian has been at Longbridge since the early 1980s on the Metro production and was in China with SAIC in 2005 when he heard he along with his colleagues there had lost their jobs back home as MG Rover had folded. Ian was asked with the others to stay on with SAIC in Shanghai, but since around 2007/8, I an has been back in the UK and has taken over as aftersales support and does a fantatsic job of looking after owners such as myself. If you ever get the chance to hear Ian speak at one of the MGOC/MGCC evening sessions he does around the country in his own time, it's well worth going along as he, and his stories of China, are as funny as the Carry On movies themselves.

Take a look at the car below





You need to name the roll hoops make, when they were first available and their cost when new?

kellogs circa 1995 about 2.20 .. oh sorry i thought you was talking honey nut loops

PQD44 wrote: Take a look at the car below

You need to name the roll hoops make, when they were first available and their cost when new?

Xpower roll hoops £339.34 inc. VAT

21/05/03
Not sure but worth a punt