Jump to content

Six Cylinders Motoring Notes - Name the Dashboard Quiz!


Recommended Posts

Posted
2 minutes ago, Six-cylinder said:

Morris 1300.

IMG_20251119_141740 broad.jpg

Plate & badge don't look original (it's late tho  .)

Posted
16 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

Plate & badge don't look original (it's late tho  .)

I am surprised you say that, it has always seemed a very original car to me.

It is an early ish 1968 MK2.

I bought it from @RobT of this parish nearly 2 years ago and am really enjoying it.

I love the strip Speedo.

IMG_20240110_134329 broad.jpg

  • Like 2
Posted

I love the strip too, remember a landcrab Dad had with one. I meant it was late for me, not the car, and that it would originally not have a yellow background rear plate

Posted
26 minutes ago, High Jetter said:

I love the strip too, remember a landcrab Dad had with one. I meant it was late for me, not the car, and that it would originally not have a yellow background rear plate

Yellow-white plates were introduced in 1967 as a safety aid and by 1968 nearly everybody wanted them to show that their new car was the latest and greatest.

Me I had to be different, in 1980 I was running this 1969 Triumph Vitesse 2.0 MK2 saloon and replaced the yellow-white plates with black perspex with silver line letters, well I did sell them in the motor parts store I managed. 

Vitesse MKII saloon royal blue RON629G broad.jpg

Posted
On 14/11/2025 at 15:42, Six-cylinder said:

A bit disappointed with the Mazda 323 GLX 1.5 today as I filled it with petrol and checked the fuel consumption for the first time.  33.1 mpg, I was hoping for 35-40 mpg.

I topped the Mazda fuel up today and over the last 200 miles it has given me 34.9 mpg, a slight improvement. Nearly meeting my expectation now.

Posted

I missed out on the FREE Hubnut Saab convertible by being at the Supply and Industry Café a week early!

IMG_20251123_132529 broad.jpg

  • Like 2
Posted

Prize winning Mazda!

Today was a local meeting for the Loose Alliance Group at the Dukes, Heath and Reach. I had planned to take my Morris 1300, but it was pouring with rain and I nearly took the Range Rover. In the end I settled on the Mazda 323 and glad I did as it won "Car of the Day" that gives me a free breakfast next time! Seems it was the oldest classic out today and others bought a modern classic or daily car.

IMG_20251129_103622 broad.jpg

  • Six-cylinder changed the title to Six Cylinders Motoring Notes - Prize winning Mazda!
Posted
12 minutes ago, Six-cylinder said:

that gives me a free breakfast next time

My Mazda, my free breakfast... 🙂

Posted
24 minutes ago, Mrs6C said:

My Mazda, my free breakfast... 🙂

You need to wash and vac YOUR car then!

  • Haha 2
Posted

There has not been any car activity this week so here is a little quiz I made 5 years ago of the dashboards of our cars. We still have 9 of the 10 cars pictured?

q1

q1.jpg.4ee780bfddc5ccc3075bf7dbd8ba3b5a.jpg

 

q2q2.jpg.00664407b5e67451bae7cde53be8433b.jpg

 

q3

q3.jpg.e5b740d28a6ce99caa7284ab347f12ab.jpg

 

q4

q4.jpg.06ed748b46a4c976c60f96b71659a735.jpg

 

q5

q5.jpg.1d6901c2bb2ed8f4fed7263abf7a95f7.jpg

 

q6

q6.jpg.92e44b828e4dac166a8e34e86da55cff.jpg

 

q7

q7.jpg.f6ec606d609395c7e0d33b7a0cd64b49.jpg

 

q8q8.jpg.59a524b01b50f6270e024f8630ead3cd.jpg

 

q9

q9.jpg.0b94d0ab222760497403d13251e6ae31.jpg

 

q10q10.jpg.cce10177d3554a73496c15403059c074.jpg

 

 

  • Like 2
Posted

9. pos

2nd one is yank?

not sure the last one - what kinda milk float or mover about 60s/70s do you have

  • Six-cylinder changed the title to Six Cylinders Motoring Notes - Name the Dashboard Quiz!
Posted

1. Early Citroen Visa (the white two pot one?)

2. Chrysler Sebring

3. Citroen CX

4. Lancia Trevi

5. Maserati BiTurbo 

6. Citroen GS

7. Lancia Gamma

8. Oltcit?

9. Lightbulbfun mobile/plastic piglet

10. That very dead Welsh milk float, with the most valuable* component of said vehicle being the Mk3 Escort door mirror, sprayed in gold no less. 

Due to the 6 cylinder’s combined generosity, I think I’ve driven 6 of these. 

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...