Fiat X19 - only 2300 miles!

Parisien

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....hes choked up Andy....now you've asked...........more than all his family, friends, business partners and us on here......;)


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ENZ525

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Ah yes....stunning Enzo...Do you miss her..

I do yes Andy, but do not regret selling her...had the same feeling on an e-type I had for a few years and then sold,
was offered her back a couple of years later, but said no...once it's done it's done...:D
 

Catalan3200

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Or you could pop along to DL's and come away with this:

http://www.dicklovett.co.uk/Dealers/Specialist/Used-Car-Details/CLASSIC-FIAT-Blue-1969-20351169.html

It looks lovely in the flesh.

PH

Now that is beautiful.

Reminds me of an old flat mate in London. He moved into a flat in Beckenham we shared with the following:

Fiat Spider
VW Beetle
Laverda Jota
Suzuki GT750 Triple 2 stroke
Stereo
Bag of clothes
Toothbrush

He had priorities....


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Elliott653

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I was spoilt as a youngster and received a brand new, gold X1/9 with a cream, leather interior as an eighteenth birthday present.

It was fantastic fun to drive. But, the build quality was terrible. It was forever overheating, i had at least five radio cassette players fitted, none of which worked, three clutches and on one occasion the gear lever came loose in my hand.

How I didn't kill myself driving it, I'll never know. But , I'd have one now at the drop of a hat.
 

TridentTested

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I was spoilt as a youngster and received a brand new, gold X1/9 with a cream, leather interior as an eighteenth birthday present.

Jammy bu44er. For my eighteenth I got nothing I can remember, for my 21st I got a penknife. Deprived childhood me.
 

Bobby Dandruff

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I was spoilt as a youngster and received a brand new, gold X1/9 with a cream, leather interior as an eighteenth birthday present.

It was fantastic fun to drive. But, the build quality was terrible. It was forever overheating, i had at least five radio cassette players fitted, none of which worked, three clutches and on one occasion the gear lever came loose in my hand.

How I didn't kill myself driving it, I'll never know. But , I'd have one now at the drop of a hat.

Is my memory playing tricks on me as........a friend's Mum had one (this must have been early 1980s) and amazingly I was allowed to drive it once. Bear in mind that I was still a teenager, but I remember being disappointed that the engine seemed harsh and not particularly willing....

Also the original styling was much, much prettier than the one pictured.

Or maybe my memory IS going!

:-/
 

Andyk

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A Fiat X19 was my first car....A T plate Lido edition...Just loved it and thought I was the bees knees at 17 years old.
 

Andyk

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The one and only Miles...My fav X19....Look forward to seeing her in the not to distant future...