^ I've studied that one many times. Obviously a Stratos fan. They both share almost identical dimensions and both were designed by the same guy at Bertone.
This is GregS' on XWeb. 1,530 lbs., street legal. I'd like to do something similar to his and the 1st one on my previous post.
914Driver said:
In reply to Woody (Forum Supportum) :
I love unfortunate abbreviations
In reply to Donebrokeit :
What do you hear, Starbuck?
Donebrokeit said:Hell of a hobby.
I guess those actually don't have enough wing surface to fly. Except as maybe a rocket.
wheelsmithy (Joe-with-an-L) (Forum Supporter) said:Cool, man, no pressure. I like it!
I've always liked the way they look, but don't they have like 90 HP?
In reply to Brett_Murphy (Ex-Patrón) :
Yes, but there are cures for that.
Also, super strong, crashworthy chassis, not too heavy, Pretty AF, Italian, etc.
In reply to wheelsmithy (Joe-with-an-L) (Forum Supporter) :
That's the wrong engine for an X1/9.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
Opinions are like shiny happy people...
'Tis the season for canoes
All of the guys above were born in 1938 within 100 miles of each other in northern Italy, and became great car designers. It's really uncanny.
Gandini designed this, among other greats:
Giugiaro designed this, among other greats:
And Fioravanti designed this, among other greats:
And totally unrelated, I designed this:
Merry Christmas!
In reply to Gary :
More importantly Gandini designed this:
Four; Battista "Pinin" Farina
Gandini and Farina were born really close to each other...
Pininfarina; 1968, Alfa Romeo P/33 G.S. Roadster
Gandini; Autobianchi, 1969, A112 Runabout, precursor to the X 1/9,
and perhaps the Stratos.
^ courtesy of Henk Martens
Japan.
Hasbro (Forum Supporter) said:Four; Battista "Pinin" Farina
and perhaps the Stratos.
That "B" and "Bertone" just rearward of the side window says otherwise.
Scott_H said:Hasbro (Forum Supporter) said:Four; Battista "Pinin" Farina
and perhaps the Stratos.
That "B" and "Bertone" just rearward of the side window says otherwise.
You're correct and Gandini worked for Bertone.
My Fiat would be the C.29.
...we came in?
TurnerX19 said:In reply to Gary :
More importantly Gandini designed this:
Isn't this where...
wheelsmithy (Joe-with-an-L) (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to Hasbro (Forum Supporter) :
Cool, man, no pressure. I like it!
That is the Best X/19 I've ever seen. 
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