Not mine, shouldn’t be anyone’s!

[Schuey]

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[JKIDD]

Classic case of the X being confused with the TR7, LOL. This was a popular swap for the Triumph.

 

[MikeHynes]

Who would have an X powered by a 3.8lt V6?

 

[X1/9-Ark]

It looks like it’s for somebody with no legs and doesn’t mind exhaust burn.

 

[JimD]

Who would have an X powered by a 3.8lt V6?

Wayne would have one.

 

[Jefco]

Wayne would have one.
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Who has it now? Last seen in Mike M's possession, but he's gone now too...

 

[Dr.Jeff]

As I saw the initial picture in the listing (exterior shot), and began to read the description, I thought this could be a cool build if properly finished. But that was with the assumption it was a mid-engined layout. Along the lines of what Wayne did (posted by @JimD ). However after seeing more (Miata suspension???, and front engine???) I quickly changed my mind.

Although it could be a fun drift / burnout / donuts toy. Try doing any of that with a traditional X.

 

[carl]

You people lack...what's the word.....oh yea....vision.

 

[JKIDD]

You people lack...what's the word.....oh yea....vision.

I think we just found Carl's new project... It would look good flat black!!

 

[twincam69]

Interesting way to build box flares though.

 

[KBabcock]

This is a perfect example of: Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

 

[carl]

It has all the hallmarks of an Ian Roussel project.
Every car looks better in flat black.
Still can't figure out what's holding up that motor, seems to be floating in space.

 

[Waterbury]

It has all the hallmarks of an Ian Roussel project.
Every car looks better in flat black.
Still can't figure out what's holding up that motor, seems to be floating in space.