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January 2013 Committee Meeting Minutes
Hello everyone. The first quarter committee meeting minutes for 2013 are uploaded and available here..
http://www.x1-9ownersclub.org.uk/club/committee-meetings.html
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NEW: Tell us about your X1/9 on your own personal page
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Do you have an X1/9 project you'd like to share with the world? Or maybe you've got some technical tips you'd like to share. Or perhaps you've got some stunning photos of your pride and joy that you want to show off.
Well now you can, with a new feature we've just added to the website which lets you create your own personal home page. The feature is available to paid up members only, although your page is there for everyone to see.
Add a commentLast few National Event T-Shirts for sale
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We have some limited remaining stock of this year's National Event t-shirt (currently only available in S, M, L and XL). Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the X1/9, they're sure to sell fast so order quickly to avoid disappointment.
The t-shirt can be ordered from the online shop (in the "Clothing" section) or contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for further details. Prices include UK postage (additional charges are applied for overseas customers).
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Fancy an affordable Alfa roadster... from Japan?
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First Alfa teased us with the 8C but they only made five hundred and it was a bit on the expensive side. Then they showed us the 4C concept which they intend to put into production in 2013. It's mid-engined and rear-wheel drive, so possibly the nearest we'll see to the X1/9 experience, but Alfa only intend to make 2,500 a year and it's still a bit pricey.
But good news may be on the way. Fiat are teaming up with Mazda to develop a new roadster platform. It will underpin the next generation MX-5 and also a new Alfa roadster. Both cars will have their own individual engines and designs, but will share a common platform. Both the Mazda and Alfa variants will be built in Japan.
So, the first affordable, rear-wheel drive roadster from Fiat for many a year, but would you be prepared to drive an Alfa with Japanese DNA?
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