Whatsthisthen?

[myglaren]

He is indeed - and have you seen their daughter, Alice Eve?

[CitroJim]

His expression looks like he's wired into the mains.... 440v three-phase by the looks of it....

[Stickyfinger]

his Missis would keep me "sparky" and in NEED of a 440v charge up as well....understandable I would say

[citronut]

i didnt think V*I*A*G*R*A was meant to make you hair stand on end/to attention

[Hell Razor5543]

It looks like she did something that was waking the dead!

[myglaren]

It looks like she did something that was waking the dead!

[NewcastleFalcon]

How about a whatsthisthen? first...



Yes its a short french film, but you may well corrrectly guess the car from the exhaust note in the first 20 seconds or so!

So have a go, whats the car?

Regards Neil

[citronut]

looks like an XK 120 or 50 to me,

just had another look and i think its not a cat

[citronut]

could it be an Adler the badge looks similar

[NewcastleFalcon]

looks like an XK 120 or 50 to me,

just had another look and i think its not a cat

You are spot on there Malcolm but it is very much British, and car which appears to be the bringer of much jollity to its owners.

How's that for a clue

Regards Neil

[citronut]

well i did a goooogly search on jollity and one result was


http://www.jollycars.co.uk/specialist-c ... ment-cars/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

or

http://www.jollygoodcarhire.co.uk/#" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[citronut]

and car which appears to be the bringer of much jollity to its owners.

Regards Neil

it doesn't look loke its the car that is bringing jollity to the owner in that vid Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Don't want to make it too obvious so forgive my "lateral" clues

Maybe what cowboys put their colt 45's in may help you make the link together with the other clue...

regards Neil

[BW]

Looks like a Jowett Jupiter I'd say.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Looks like a Jowett Jupiter I'd say.

Well done BW its exactly that a Jowett Jupiter. The Ted Rogersesque "clues" did refer to the Planets suite by Gustav Holst and Jupiter-the Bringer of Jollity.

I was going to post up these from the film to assist





regards Neil