Hot Rods I Found this Automotive Grill in a Barn

Grill as in BBQ or one to cook on is correctly spelled grill whereas a grille in a car has an e on the end. I just happened to look that up about a week ago and before I saw this thread.

Dave

 

40 Merc section


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41 Merc i think.

 

'40s DeSoto? As some have said, it depends on the scale.

 

Unless you are searching for one on that auction site... then you better search both.

 

That's it! Make us all look bad.

 

Nostrebor, ya got that right! I use misspelling quite often when searching for elusive items.

Dave

 

I just checked my Concise Oxford English Dictionary, and "spelt" is indeed accepted past tense of spell.

We're getting closer!

 

A week gone by, and still no one knows.
Can’t be a car piece.
Maybe a tractor or truck..........

 

Henway grill, I mean grille, aw to hell with it.

 

Spelt is also used in Aussie language. As, i spelt that word wrong.

 

^^^^^^. and in NZ also.

Obviously everyone wants to discuss spelling rather than automotive parts.
Maybe it’s not automotive after all.........

 

1939 Studebaker?

 

In your defence it's spelt defense. Ron

 

let's move on -say maybe taut vs taught....or shall we leave that to the 'tots'....

 

No 1 was abl to lern any 1 here nuthin!

How's that?

 

But, defeat went over defense before detail!