MG Quiz

I suppose that's a No then - to my answer? I only came on in between doing my daughter's ironing - honest Guv

Mr Forgetful wrote: ...... I only came on in between doing my daughter's ironing

...... between your daughter's ironing and ..... the secret history of MG tenuous facts, Part 1 :lol:

John Newey wrote: Ok, The MG TF's that follow are both re vamps of the earlier cars-MG TA and MGF?

I'll give you that John! The TA and MGF Series both culminated in the MGTF. The original 1953 TF was the last of the T Series dating back to 1936, and was by now slow and outdated, thus the T was dropped. And of course the MGF also became the TF!

Well done John Now you have to set a question???

Oh heck! I'll have to have a think! I'll come back to you soon-promise !

In MG terms what does the number 4653 represent?

It's the firing order of an MG 6 cylinder engine missing on cylinders 1 and 2

Might be quite long before some one gets this mm Mr Forgetful, how about you on this one

PQD44-I'd love to say you're right.....but you're wrong !

PQD44 wrote: It's the firing order of an MG 6 cylinder engine missing on cylinders 1 and 2

Might be quite long before some one gets this mm Mr Forgetful, how about you on this one

You know the answer Paul, how long are you going to play about, before you tell us?.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: A lengthy process thinking up a new challenge

The Spanish Inquisition in 1478 was wide of the the mark and in 1827, Joseph Nicephore Niepce made the first photographic image with a camera obscura, which is a high point in the history of optics, but I digress.

The answer is very different from the other answers we've had. Nice one John

Well I had got as far as the fact that the 1953 TF was introduced announced on 19th Oct 1953 - not 4653. I'm working on it in a manner of speaking!!

That's a long way of going about it, you need to update your thinking Mr Forgetful :silly: