Question of the day

[allandwf]

Its a TVR I believe

 

[zagatoes30]

Its a TVR I believe

Very close but incorrect

 

[Caldy999]

A Jensen of some sort?

 

[zagatoes30]

A Jensen of some sort?

Nope going colder now

 

[allandwf]

Very close but incorrect

If it's not a TVR it's certainly based on one. Can't remember what it is/was called though.

 

[Caldy999]

If it's close to being a TVR then it must be a Trident - liking the association!

 

[zagatoes30]

If it's close to being a TVR then it must be a Trident - liking the association!

Halfway there, it is a Trident care to go the rest of the way ?

 

[Caldy999]

After a bit of head scratching and then a bit of cheating, Clipper???

 

[zagatoes30]

After a bit of head scratching and then a bit of cheating, Clipper???

Well you got the hard part, yes it is a Trident Clipper The first ones were built on a TVR chassis.

So over to Caldy999 for the next question

 

[Caldy999]

Oops, sorry for delay............... an easyish one?

 

[zagatoes30]

It's one of Michelottis prototypes but the name is not coming to mind but I don't think its Italian

 

[Caldy999]

....half way there

 

[zagatoes30]

I think I've remembered which one it is, but does anyone else want a go first

 

[zagatoes30]

I think its a Matra

 

[Caldy999]

Good memory - over to you.

 

[spkennyuk]

Zag its your question

 

[zagatoes30]

Oops sorry missed the update

 

[zagatoes30]

OK Cern is famous as being the home of the particle physics and specifically the LHR but what other first is it less well known for?

 

[Zep]

I'm going to say it was where Tim Berners-Lee worked and where he conceived the World Wide Web...

 

[CatmanV2]

I'm going to say it was where Tim Berners-Lee worked and where he conceived the World Wide Web...

And I think you'd be correct

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