Spot the difference

You have Full tank of Fuel in one photo as the back looks down 3 mm and fount looks up 2 mm and there small spider running into the freshly cut grass plus the squeal has eat all the nuts out of the nut gauge above the gate

Ride height looks higher in the second pic.

1/ It was taken at a different time of day (based the on shadows and the angle of the sun)

2/ There are less clouds in the sky.

3/ There are less leaves on the trees.

4/ There is a difference in the prospective from which the pix were taken.

5/ The trees have grown.

Sithmaull wrote: Ride height looks higher in the second pic.

This! If it is, then very well spotted Sir. :broon:

cairnsys wrote: Different MG badge?

That's not it.

howstar wrote: You have Full tank of Fuel in one photo as the back looks down 3 mm and fount looks up 2 mm and there small spider running into the freshly cut grass plus the squeal has eat all the nuts out of the nut gauge above the gate

That's a light, not a 'squeal' feeder (our red squeals eat the beech nuts anyway)

Richard

Sithmaull wrote: Ride height looks higher in the second pic.

I'll concede that one.....pumped-up last month - good spot.

R

Cobber wrote: 1/ It was taken at a different time of day (based the on shadows and the angle of the sun)

2/ There are less clouds in the sky.

3/ There are less leaves on the trees.

4/ There is a difference in the prospective from which the pix were taken.

5/ The trees have grown.

Hi Cobber all probably true but there is something different on the car. Actually there are fewer trees if you look closely (but that's not it).

Richard

The drivers wing mirror dosent have the black plastic thing on top?

Sithmaull wrote: The drivers wing mirror dosent have the black plastic thing on top?

Yes, but we've had that one.

Have you swapped the alloys from 15" to 16"?

Blow-in wrote:

Smoggybowman wrote: Did you paint the surround or is it vinyl? It does look cool!

It's painted gloss black - but by a professional, not by me. I've always prefered the 'Mk1' black surround and my guess is MG Rover only changed it to body colour so that they could make more money (and they needed it) by selling colour coded hard tops which were always more expensive that the original gloss black. Should I have the mirror housings done too?

Richard

My TF has a spot of rust on the surround and this looks like a better solution than bodging it up - I have a friend who's handy with a paint gun so with any luck, he'll be able to do it for me.

I'd leave the mirrors myself - my 115 has black ones and I want them colour coding. I always think they look a little cheaper when they don't match the paintwork.