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RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Howard Wright - 14-11-2019
Hi Tony
Very generous Tony I was only joking about a prize. But was it a BC? Or has the winner yet to be announced?
Cheers
Howard
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Tony Griffiths - 14-11-2019
(14-11-2019, 08:28 AM)Howard Wright Wrote: Hi Tony
Very generous Tony I was only joking about a prize. But was it a BC? Or has the winner yet to be announced? CheersHoward
We'll let it run and see what happens- some "lateral thinking" might be a help...
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Alan - 14-11-2019
Could it be that it’s not actually Austin 7 apart from the rad shell? Singer Junior perhaps.
Nice drawing - who did it?
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Zetomagneto - 14-11-2019
Back end looks like a frog eye sprite plonked on, specially with that B post shape and door catch
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Tony Griffiths - 14-11-2019
Some entertaining ideas - keep them coming...
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Peter Naulls - 15-11-2019
G.E. Stadium?
Peter.
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - John Mason - 15-11-2019
Something that carries a spare wheel on the near side running boars. With the look of what appears to be an empty hub on the near side.
John Mason
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Dave Wortley - 15-11-2019
Don't know what it is but looks like Don Rowarth's scrap yard with his house in the background. "Are you good 'uns or bad 'uns?"
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Tony Griffiths - 15-11-2019
(15-11-2019, 11:57 AM)Dave Wortley Wrote: Don't know what it is but looks like Don Rowarth's scrap yard with his house in the background. "Are you good 'uns or bad 'uns?"
Keep going Dave.....
RE: A little puzzle to fritter away those damp, dark November evenings. - Tony Griffiths - 18-11-2019
Come on chaps, a valuable prize to be won! Get your lateral thinking caps on. Sherlock Holmes - "How often have I said that when you have excluded the impossible whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”