94% Will FAIL This BRITISH CLASSIC Car Quiz
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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It is not a mini GT ,it is a marcos 1800 gt ,
Hi @barryjones872, OK now you GOT me! You are a real car enthusiast! 👏🏆 You are totally correct! I will challenge you in the next one 😊
Yes, I did wonder what was going on with that question 😊
I agree
Plus the Rover 3500 p5 (as in the photo) was the four door saloon version, the Coupe was a sleeker two door version and streets sexier than the more pedestrian four door saloon. and No 9 was a Marcos 1600 gt, No 16 was a Marcos 3000 gt........and the Guy's name was JEM Marsh not JIM.
sports version of the cortina was the 1600GT .. Basically the 1600E without the wood trim , The car you show in the sweeney reference is a Consul GT not a cortina.. The corsair is 69, not 67. The Rover model was a P5 but it was referred to as the Rover 3 1/2 litre. . The Marcos is not a mini marcos ..that is a smaller model .. This is a Marcos GT...
And at this point i gave up .. as the quiz has so many mistakes in it .. .. if you're going to do a quiz make sure you research it .....
Sorry, but you are wrong with the Rover. The wheels, fog lights. lower roof line all point to a P5B coupe plus the side badge just in front door which says 3.5 litre. ( NOT 3 1/2 litre) Its a true B5B coupe. My Father had one ( a 1970 model ) that he had from new until 2010 at which time it had traveled over 600,000 miles. ( yes 600 thousand miles, 1,000,000 Km!!) CHEERS
The Cortina 1600E wasn’t the sport version, it was the luxury spec, the E denoting ‘executive’.
The "1969 Wolseley Six" is a 1959 Wolseley 6/90 Series lll.
The "1968 BMC 1100" is actually a 1970 Morris 1100, it even has Morris on the bonnet. Basically the same car but nonetheless an incorrect answer.
Well that's F'd up for a start. 12.21. that's my favourite car of all time a 59/60 pre facelift Vauxhall Cresta PA 3 window of which there are only about 12 left. 1963 they had the ugly front grille modification and no indicators in the tailfins.
Stopped watching after this & turned that awful piano music off.
The "1963 Vauxhall Cresta PA" is a 1959 Vauxhall PA Velox, the one in the photo is currently on display in the Vauxhall Heritage Collection at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon Warwickshire.
Sorry, I'm a sad, 72-yr-old British car nut who collects and has collected brochures from way back in the 60's and I got 100%. That's no big deal, as my wife told me, 'cos I'm so sad!!!!!!
I must be "sad" also, I:m 70 and had lots of British and Australian car brochures and some American ones too, but lost them in an earthquake in 2011 (Christchurch New Zealand). I only got one wrong and two I had to wait for the names to come up and none of the three came to NZ.
The Cortina was a 16 hundred E no one ever called it a "One Six Zero Zero" E. Oh and John Thaw was stood next to a mark 1 Granada not a cortina 😉 which is the point I confirmed chat GPT won't be the next presenter of the Grand Tour 😂
Oh dear, a coop is for chickens! This is a coupe.
aced it but it's not a Marcos mini gt in the picture
says Cortina was the star of many TV shows and the photo is a Granada
Hi @rog3816. You are a car enthusiast 👏 I agree with you that the Cortina looks a little bit like the Granada, however the photo really is a Cortina. The Granada had fancier grille and square angular headlights and more chrome details. The Cortina was simpler, more streamlined and round headlights 😉
@@QuizMyRide-ClassicCars In this photo is the famous Ford Granada Mk1 in "The Sweeney" a british cop drama series, it is not a Cortina Mk2.
@@rnwjeep2075 It's a Consul not a Granada.
@@TheScouseassassin I did wonder about that after I posted.
@@rog3816 It was a silver Mk1 in the second series.
Wasn't too sure on the Alvis, thought it may have been a Bristol. I got all of the others though. I agree with martinr6298 about the Marcos mistakes though. Oh and mk is "mark" (not "em kay") as in Ford Cortina Mk2, or mark 2, as it was the second design in the family of Cortinas over the years.
I got all the makes correct but believe the model designation left something to be desired. A good example was the Wolseley Six. I always knew
it as the 6/90, followed by the 6/99 and then 6/110. Much beloved by the British Metropolitan Police.
There was white Series V Sunbeam Alpine roadster in the Michael Caine film Get Carter 1971. It ended up in the River Tyne with a gangsters moll in the boot. NVK620F 67/68.
I should have said that the current love of my life is a 1976 Hillman Imp Caledonian; fully specced, but with a 998cc lump, and Heron cams and twin CD175 Stromberg carbs, plus a few other extras, so she goes like stink and drives beeeaauuutifully🥰
Got two wrong mainly because I couldn’t afford one at the time so why knock yourself out over it ! Always wanted a Healy 3000 ? But settled for a M G B GT
The Scimitar shown isn’t the GTE model with the hatchback. The one in the photo is a conventional coupe with a normal (small) boot.
The answer isn't claiming it's a GTE - it's correctly captioned as a GT. They are wrong saying that Princess Anne had one of those. She did have a GTE.
The "1967 Ford Corsair" is a 1970 model 2000E, although it's missing the vinyl roof, badges and incorrect wheel trims.
The Scimitar is a 1966 model and made an appearance on tv, in the 2002 Heartbeat Christmas special. Recently sold for £16000.
The first photo of the Marcos was definitely not a Mini Marcos but the same Marcos as shown later on. I had a mini marcos body shell in the early 80s but was too young to appreciate it for what it was so never built it which is a shame now i look back.
The Ginetta G15 pictured is the actual car from the 1969 Earls Court Motor Show and is still going strong.
The " 1963 TVR Grantura MK lll" is actually a 1961 Grantura Mk lla.
The Daimler Majestic is a 1966 model, not '64. It's a well known car in the UK and Australia.
"This beautiful Major was manufactured the 20th of June 1966 and was sold directly from Daimler to the Romanian Embassy, London on the 23rd of August 1966 with the registration KYM 167 D (as identified on the Heritage Certificate). The previous owner believes the car was then purchased by the British Government and used by the highly decorated and famed Lieutenant General Sir Brian Gwynne Horrocks prior to going into storage. The car still bears his regimental badge on the front grille."
"The car was imported into Australia from the UK in 1983 after being in storage for 10 years with only 23k miles recorded. The car has been repainted in Australia in a striking and regal livery of two tone black and silver with the well appointment red leather interior. It has since been lovingly cared for and highly maintained by its owners in Australia, with the car winning multiple Daimler owners’ car club of Australia awards. This car is offered with Jaguar Daimler Heritage Certificate, original owner’s handbook, service manual, spare parts including dash section with guages, catalogue and healthy receipts file."
@TheScouseassassin: I am impressed! You are a true CHAMP! 🏆 I will try to challenge you in the next quiz though! Buckle up! 😊
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If you are to continue setting quizzes, why not employ someone who actually know the subject? this quiz was riddled with mistakes.
I only watched the Cortina, but gave up on this quiz when I was shown a Consul which was mentioned as a Cortina. DOH!
By giving the dates, compared to the number plate, anyone in UK would know the year.
The Morris 1100 was a somewhat important element in my teenage lovelife. That's enough said.
Got the lot not that hard 👍
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Maxwell Smart drove an Alpine as well.
Sweeney picture is a Granada consul .
I had a 1500 GT with twin choke Webber and tubular manifolds with a cherry bomb exhaust
Ported and polished head and manifold
High lift camshaft
Lowering blocks on the back and spring clamps on the front
Wide wheels spacers
It looked the dogs nuts in br green with black interior
@royweblin9561: fantastic! you owned a beauty!
It would be better if the poster of the quiz had not been so specific. The Alpine shown is a Mk IV (or V) but that did not come out to 1964 whereas Dr No was a 1962 film. And what others have said.
@Kevin-v8b3d: good point! This will be improved in the next quiz! thanks for the feedback, appreciate it 🙏
The 1969 Daimler/Sovreign 420 is a tough one. The car in the photo is a Daimler Sovereign 4.2. It was a more luxurious version of the Jaguar 420.
@TheScouseassassin: OK, now here you made me doubt. But I am pretty sure it's a Daimler Majestic. I double checked and found this:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimler_Majestic_Major
Playing at twice the speed.I aced it! Often owned or driven most of them. Modern cars, I haven't a clue. No interest!
@aleccrombie7923: You are a definitely a true car enthusiast! 🏆 How many points did you score?
One wrong
That was just 2 door viva, the Firenza was the sports model
And the Magnum later on.
Cortina
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HilmanImp,
Wasn't that difficult. Heavy on the TVRs, though.
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Scored 85 points
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that's not a rover p5b coupe. the coupe only has 2 doors. this is just one of many mistakes.
Hi @alanbevan3336. Thanks for your comment 😃 I understand your thinking and the confusion that the coupe has 2 doors. However, I think you are mistaking 😇.... as the P5B existed as both the 4-door coupé and saloon body style until end of production 😉 For you good to know: Coupes can have four doors and sedans can have two doors! The real difference lies in size 😅
@@QuizMyRide-ClassicCars A coupe is defined as a closed roof, 2-door passenger car with a three-box body for the engine and the passenger compartment. Most importantly, a coupe is a vehicle with interior space that is under 33 cubic feet
@alanbevan3336: sorry, I still don't totally agree 😇. But it is a good discussion as it was for me a refresher again 😊 A coupe is a type of car that is typically defined by its sporty design and compact size. The key characteristics of a coupe are amongst others: two doors. Most coupes have two doors, though some manufacturers design coupes with four doors while still maintaining the coupe classification due to the car's sporty styling...
@@QuizMyRide-ClassicCars Yes, this is a Rover P5B 4 door Coupe,it has a lower roof line than the saloon and recognised as such by having the front door window quarter light bar parallel to the A pillar, where as it is at an angle on the saloon (forming a triangle). That's the easy way to spot the difference.
@@alanbevan3336 Most coupes were 2 door versions of larger 4 door saloons but the P5 was designed as a 4 door coupe with a roofline lowered by two and a half inches. Thinner B pillars are also a coupe addition.
By the way the P5B Coupe is one of the greatest cars I've had the honour of driving.😊
Ford
Ford is American not British
@paulpalmer7209: The Ford Cortina is a model of the car manufacturer Ford that was made at the time in Dagenham. Ford Dagenham is a large engine and assembly plant of the - indeed - the American automaker Ford 😃 However, the plant is located in Dagenham which is in the United Kingdom 😉
@@QuizMyRide-ClassicCars you see I was born in Germany to a British mother and that makes me british the cortina was built in britain but is still an American car not British
@paulpalmer7209: fair point, agree thanks. I will include this in the my next quiz. Any suggestions/topics of cars you would like to see?
@@QuizMyRide-ClassicCars Ford Dagenham motor car plant ceased building cars in 2002, the Engine Plant and the Dagenham Diesel Centre still produce diesel engines which are shipped worldwide.
@@paulpalmer7209 The Cortina was 100% designed and built in Britain. The same car was assembled in Germany as the Ford Taunus.