Puzzle #842 - Solved! 1934 MG NA

[Otto Puzzell]

1934 MG NA

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[Allan L]

I think that'd be an MG PB. It would be a  four-seater as it has the extra length ov chassis side-rail behind the rear spring rear trunnions

[Otto Puzzell]

It is an MG...

[Allan L]

Well then.
Brakes look too big to be a PA
It looks like a 4-cylinder engine, but it could just be a six.
The wheels look a bit stronger than those on the Midgets.
Might be a K or N type. I stick to my four-seater for the above reason and (assuming they are "right") the separate front seats

There's a roots supercharger and cycle wings lying next to it, which aren't standard for an MG

[Allan L]

To amplify my previous post (which seemed to have been ignored!) I'll stick my neck out and say it's an N, probably an NA of 1934-36, although it still shouldn't have cycle wings or roots supercharger.
As I wrote before, the chassis side rails extending behind the rear spring rear trunnions point to a four-seater.

[SeaLion]

MG K3 Magnette from about 1933?

[Otto Puzzell]

To amplify my previous post (which seemed to have been ignored!) I'll stick my neck out and say it's an N, probably an NA of 1934-36, although it still shouldn't have cycle wings or roots supercharger.
As I wrote before, the chassis side rails extending behind the rear spring rear trunnions point to a four-seater.

1934 MG NA it is!

Nice work.