Pickled Egg Quiz

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I have just got home from a day out, reported elsewhere, only to walk into another FCF spooky!! Coming home from Oxford on the A40 an Aston appeared in the rear view mirror!! I knew the car but could not remember which model it was so I said to my passenger, Bob's son, look up Roger Moore's car in The Persuaders, its one of them. He duly turned up this picture confirming it was a DBS!!
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mickthemaverick wrote: 16 Mar 2023, 21:05 I have just got home from a day out, reported elsewhere, only to walk into another FCF spooky!! Coming home from Oxford on the A40 an Aston appeared in the rear view mirror!!
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What's this one I grabbed earlier?
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I think I may be pretty adjacent with this one, not giving too many additional clues away by this pic for others to play along. Has very similar lights , and rear over-rider, but possibly a different coachbuilder.
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Something suggests an Alvis or a Bristol but I can't find any photos, given my incompetence at such things, but I did find a picture of a Bristol that appears to use Rootes Arrow (Hillman Hunter) rear lights turned through 90 degrees...
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CitroJim wrote: 17 Mar 2023, 08:46 Something suggests an Alvis or a Bristol but I can't find any photos, given my incompetence at such things, but I did find a picture of a Bristol that appears to use Rootes Arrow (Hillman Hunter) rear lights turned through 90 degrees...
Shove it up on the "Lights! (interesting and awful)" thread Jim, I have placed a coffee table browse article with pics on such matters today...

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NewcastleFalcon wrote: 17 Mar 2023, 08:57
CitroJim wrote: 17 Mar 2023, 08:46 Something suggests an Alvis or a Bristol but I can't find any photos, given my incompetence at such things, but I did find a picture of a Bristol that appears to use Rootes Arrow (Hillman Hunter) rear lights turned through 90 degrees...
Shove it up on the "Lights interesting and Awful" thread Jim, I have placed a coffee table browse article with pics on such matters today...

viewtopic.php?p=748734#p748734

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Michel wrote: 16 Mar 2023, 22:36 What's this one I grabbed earlier?
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This one is a 1963 Bentley S3 Continental Flying Spur 4-Door Saloon, matches your photo pretty well.
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More of a hypothetical question - but if you were the owner of that Flying Spur, where would you be driving off to ? South of France, maybe to have a go on the roulette wheel ? Bit late in the season to be skiing in Switzerland I would have thought ? Off to the London club perhaps ? Maybe the weekend in the country house (i.e. the one you own with 'a few acres') ? 8-)
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If it was me I think I'd probably be heading to Cheltenham to see my horse run in the Gold Cup! :-D
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A satisfying day in my Wordle career! :-D
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mickthemaverick wrote: 25 Mar 2023, 07:01 A satisfying day in my Wordle career! :-D

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100 right on the bounce you need something more challenging Mick... :-D Quordle does 4 wordles at once. I don't do them myself but am occasionally called in, in last chance saloon "one try left" scenario's. Quordle tends to come up with more obscure words.

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I do occasionally look at the Quordle but they take too long for me as I do the two nerdles, the heardle and the worldle as well I occasionally run out of time so I always do the wordle second having woken myself up with the Worldle. :-D
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Within a few days another reason to post up my wordle stats. One for the dart playing number noticers: :-D
A maximum, a ton and two 2 dart finishes!!
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That's quite some streak Mick, but then I think I'd do quite a good streak if I found a baby elephant in the shower :lol:

Seriously, top work sir :D
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