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Sorry Gloria but no. I would have been in exactly the same position as you..... Clue, it's a monolith... start there.
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I looked up monoliths in graveyards and up it popped, Rudston Monolith near Driffield.
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T%hat's the one Gloria, I'd never seen it before and it is the tallest in England. I thought you needed an edge....
Now, how about setting the next one.... :biggrin2:
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What is this and what is it out of?
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Looks very much like my old Triumph Toledo twin carb 4 cylinder but with fancier rocker cover and air intake. I shall plump for a Triumph spitfire which would more likely find itself on a classic display.
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Not a Triumph.
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Is it an MGB with a fancy rocker cover? :smile:
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Well done Tizer you’re correct.
Ps it’s for sale if anyone fancies it.
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I had no idea......
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This is being used for a totally different application than what it was originally used for. What was its original use?
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A guess, off an old bed.
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No it’s nothing in the house.
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A hinge off a car window?
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No Stanley not a car window. As a wagon man you should recognise this.
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Door hinge off a coach built cab?
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No Stanley, simpler than that.
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A tailgate hinge?
Gloria wrote: 18 Aug 2022, 16:50 Well done Tizer you’re correct. Ps it’s for sale if anyone fancies it.
That's looks to be a lovely car, Gloria - unfortunately our days of driving topless sports cars are over! :smile:
We had a 1974 model for about 10 years and it was great fun. It had belonged to Mrs Tiz's father and we bought it from him for a nominal sum after he had a major heart op and was told to avoid the cold. He worked for Beechams and had used the car to drive frequently between London HQ and the Ribena factory in the Forest of Dean.
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Liked the MG but the chassis wasn't exactly rust proof. Can't remember exactly but when Leyland took over MG the engines for the MG and Triumph became the same. I once had a try at a two seater sports car of the type where you stepped into them rather than opening doors. Got in OK but being a good average height (over 6 ft) I couldn't get out again. Needless to say I didn't get it.
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We seem to have the answer, confirmation and the response all in one post..... :biggrin2:
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Mrs Tiz's father got his MGB s/h, probably about 6 years old and he got new sills fitted and treated the body with Waxoyl. (He also tweaked the engine a bit! :smile: )
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Not a tailgate hinge. And, we haven’t got the answer yet.
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You tell ‘em Gloria .
Pay attention up the back there 😂
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Cathy wrote: 20 Aug 2022, 10:22 You tell ‘em Gloria .
Pay attention up the back there 😂
😂😂😂
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Bonnet hinge?
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Stanley, can you be a bit more specific, and off what? You are close but I want more.
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