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Well I am very surprised here is one last photo, you know the place what is the link to ..



So the answer is......


(Bryan the caps lock key is a large one on the left)

p.s. patience is a virtue

Just when i got the answer too The link is the MG SV and The MGSVR which were designed by MG Sports and Racing in 2004 and were based on the MANGUSTA (formerly De Tomaso) after Bruce Qvale sold the rights for the Mangusta (his sole product) to MG Rover Group in 2003.

Yes and to complete, the Qvale Mangusta was built at the company's site in Modena, Italy.

Just out of interest one sold at auction recently




Right then Bryan, think you better post that photo of the MG (name removed to give others a chance) again.

bryan young wrote: wrote:

AS WE SEEM TO HAVE A BLOCKAGE AT THE MOMENT AND NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW THE LINK, I AM GOING TO POST AN EASY ONE.

What model is this MG ???

You didnt make a very good job of removing it then!!

PQD44 wrote: wrote:

Yes and to complete, the Qvale Mangusta was built at the company's site in Modena, Italy.

Just out of interest one sold at auction recently

Right then Bryan, think you better post that photo of the MG (name removed to give others a chance) again.

They were over £90,000 new and there is only a few left.

Is it Magnesium Fluoride

bryan young wrote: wrote:

PQD44 wrote: wrote:

Yes and to complete, the Qvale Mangusta was built at the company's site in Modena, Italy.

Just out of interest one sold at auction recently

Right then Bryan, think you better post that photo of the MG (name removed to give others a chance) again.

They were over £90,000 new and there is only a few left.

That is the one that was owned by Luffield Cars, it was only registered in 2009 to go to the MG Heritage Festival in Windsor and has not been used since!! its chassis number is 139 the 34th of 61 RHD cars built. and it was up for sale at £44,995

PQD44 wrote: wrote:

Is it Magnesium Fluoride

was waiting for you to say What

this What ....


1931 or 1932 MG F Magna, 1276cc in-line 6 Cylinder ?

This is I believe an MGF1 the four seater open tourer, which cost £250 when new. Magnesium Fluoride MgF2 would be the 2 seater version made in 1932 with same engine.

NO it is not a F Magna sorry, another clue :- there were not many made?
Btw the date is about right.

Really like the MgF2

I'll have to go for a slightly later N type If not do you have another photo from a slightly different angle?

Scrap that last guess, it's earlier, got it




MG's first production racecar, the Mark III 18/100, or Tigress model, was introduced in 1930. It was a six-cylinder car with a 2.5-litre overhead camshaft engine. Only five were ever made, for the full story Click on this link

Thanks Bryan I've learnt so much about MG doing these challenges. Since Bryan isn't on line at the moment I'll assume I'm correct, so here goes with the next Guess where it is.....


There is an MG connection to this location