6 min read Having recovered the Fiat X1/9 and given it a quick inspection and wash, it was time to hunt out the rust and give it some treatment.
3 min read With the Fiat X1/9 washed, and most of the mud removed, the paint was looking pretty dull and worn out. Could the paint be restored?
6 min read After collecting the FIAT X1/9 and washing the mud off, it was time for the first inspection.
4 min read Some automotive adventures start with a stupid comment to a mate. Now I own a Fiat X1/9!
5 min read With the Fergie starting reliably it was time for topping the field. But first, we needed to check the hydraulic system and adapt the PTO.
3 min read Despite the expectation not to change the 6v Fergie starter motor, it finally died. A new starter was installed and reliability regained.
4 min read After falling over the Freelander2 roof bars one too many times, it was time to make some roof bar storage. Fire up the welder!
5 min read With the Fergie electrics overhauled, it was time to focus on the weak spark of the ignition and the rusty fuel tank
5 min read It’s finally time to tackle the Fergie wiring system and see if life can be brought back into it. Will it start first time?
3 min read Not all automotive adventures are on road. In this series of articles, we’ll look at the recovery and restoration of a Little Grey Fergie.