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A SPORTIN' OFFER
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2001 11:58 am
by mrbadger
To the first T-ABC club member who can identify the part shown in the
accompanying photograph by model and year of the vehicle to which it
belongs (or a reasonably close approximation) and its function, I will
award a copy of the excellent MG Workshop Manual, commonly referred to
as the "Blowers manual", which covers all MG models from M type to the
TF. This is a tenth edition copy in good condition and includes all
charts and foldouts. The dust jacket is lightly soiled but not torn.
No hints.
Badger
Re: A SPORTIN' OFFER
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2001 1:10 pm
by Gates Family
No doubt about it. A pre WWII waffle iron (circa1938) appropriately adapted
to reflect the octagon logo (more commonly referred to as a "badge[r]",
alternatively, a toasted sandwich maker with cheese artistically outlining
the octagon logo, but sans bread (circa 1941?). In either event, the model
was related to the highly respected and acclaimed Cream Cracker team.
Regards
Joe Gates
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Subject: [mg-tabc] A SPORTIN' OFFER
> To the first T-ABC club member who can identify the part shown in the
> accompanying photograph by model and year of the vehicle to which it
> belongs (or a reasonably close approximation) and its function, I will
> award a copy of the excellent MG Workshop Manual, commonly referred to
> as the "Blowers manual", which covers all MG models from M type to the
> TF. This is a tenth edition copy in good condition and includes all
> charts and foldouts. The dust jacket is lightly soiled but not torn.
> No hints.
> Badger
>
>
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Re: A SPORTIN' OFFER
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2001 1:38 pm
by mrbadger
Gates Family wrote:
"No doubt about it. A pre WWII waffle iron (circa1938) ............
related to the highly respected and acclaimed Cream Cracker team."
Regards
Joe Gates
An excellent guess Joe and my second waffle iron entry but, I'm sorry to
say, incorrect.
I would like to add that this is an original part. Not replica, not
aftermarket, and not modified.
Badger
Re: A SPORTIN' OFFER
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2001 4:05 pm
by KEN PORTER
Derek:
I believe it is a pedal on your motorcycle.
Ken TC 4147
mrbadger wrote:
> To the first T-ABC club member who can identify the part shown in the
> accompanying photograph by model and year of the vehicle to which it
> belongs (or a reasonably close approximation) and its function, I will
> award a copy of the excellent MG Workshop Manual, commonly referred to
> as the "Blowers manual", which covers all MG models from M type to the
> TF. This is a tenth edition copy in good condition and includes all
> charts and foldouts. The dust jacket is lightly soiled but not torn.
> No hints.
> Badger
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
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Re: A SPORTIN' OFFER
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2001 9:15 pm
by Wiedemeyer
It's a waffle-maker with the MG logo on it -- about '50 vintage. Do I win?
Bob
>To the first T-ABC club member who can identify the part shown in the
>accompanying photograph by model and year of the vehicle to which it
>belongs (or a reasonably close approximation) and its function, I will
>award a copy of the excellent MG Workshop Manual, commonly referred to
>as the "Blowers manual", which covers all MG models from M type to the
>TF. This is a tenth edition copy in good condition and includes all
>charts and foldouts. The dust jacket is lightly soiled but not torn.
>No hints.
>Badger
>
>
>Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>