Whatsthisthen?

[daviemck2006]

Gosh that's a big pair [emoji4]

[NewcastleFalcon]

Yet another of those absolutley astounding, "what are the chances of that happening" type of unbelievable coincidence whats on the cover of the current issue of Pilot magazine.......

....The Bristol Blenheim of course



not to be confused with.....

....The Bristol Blenheim of course



regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Just to clear up the other sparetyrewhatsthisthen? here's a view from the front. headlights behind the grille for streamlining purposes.



headlights behind the grille for streamlining purposes, bit like this offering from Peugeot



regards Neil

[citronut]

healey silverstone????

[NewcastleFalcon]

Spot-on Malcolm. There was one other unusual location spare wheel puzzle, but looking back over the thread it would have been
far too easy for you!



regards Neil

[Stickyfinger]

Nice suspension struts....but remember that could be your Mum !

?? WHY would anybody think you could sell that with a Sexy advert....gobbie looking thing

[citronut]

gobbie looking thing

what the young lady or the car

[citronut]

i did actually cheat Neil, i looked at image source info

[NewcastleFalcon]

Malcolm Its no holds barred with the Whatsthisthen? for me so image source info, google image search or whatever are legitimate tools.

As is a bit of skullduggery on the images, by disguising the source like this one



looks like the front-view shot gave it away though

regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

I like a bit of "ligne claire" Here are a few cars that have appeared in Herge's Adventures of Tintin, plenty more where thes came from. Hopefully not too difficult.



regards Neil

for British Car aficionardos L'ile Noire is the particular adventure of Tintin for you.



I always suspected the continentals had a guilty passion for these



and looks like George Gently has just exited stage right on this one

[Eddie Nuff]

The age of glamour. When women not only looked like women but dressed so. When stockings and suspenders were worn underneath the skirt to be used when a girl wanted some attention, not as now where they are worn in full glare and the attention is expected.

[NewcastleFalcon]

So you think you know your Citroens?

Whatsthisthen, have you got one, and if you have, have you ever used it?



regards Neil

[daviemck2006]

I did have one in an 02 reg Picasso, and I did use it. Was handy to keep the kids stuff all in one place and not all over the boot.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Well done Davie.....I have just acquired one too.....attached to a 2002 Xsara Picasso 2.0HDi as well! Our summer camping car project. Like the way all the rear seats come out in a matter of seconds, leaving a cavernous space for your "stuff".

regards Neil

[daviemck2006]

I liked my Picasso. I bought it brand new, then it was a victim of the first wife and me separating. It would actually be a good car for me nowadays, with my mobility problems. Even though it's too big for just me!