750 Formula member

[pbove]

Hi All,

I'm a relatively new member and my particular interest in Fiats is that I use an 1108cc FIRE engine in my 750 Formula race car. The formula adopted the Fiat in 2003 and we're pretty much all using them now. The combination of size, performance, availability and reliability has proven addictive and I've won the championships for the last 3 years with the same engine - untouched.

I've attached photos of the old car and the new one that I'm racing next year. We have a forum for the formula (google 750 formula to find us) and the race schedule is available from the 750mc website - so come along and meet us.

Cheers

Peter

 

[Aircooledbug]

Hi All,

I'm a relatively new member and my particular interest in Fiats is that I use an 1108cc FIRE engine in my 750 Formula race car. The formula adopted the Fiat in 2003 and we're pretty much all using them now. The combination of size, performance, availability and reliability has proven addictive and I've won the championships for the last 3 years with the same engine - untouched.

I've attached photos of the old car and the new one that I'm racing next year. We have a forum for the formula (google 750 formula to find us) and the race schedule is available from the 750mc website - so come along and meet us.

Cheers

Peter

Hello and Welcome to the FF, looks awsome! Congrats on the championships and what do you really drive? lol

 

[pbove]

Er, I'm ebarrased to say a 4x4 to tow the racer!

P

 

[Aircooledbug]

If its the old style land rover than let you off but if its one of these fancy footballer 4x4 than you should be ashamed of yourself! lol

 

[pbove]

OK, I'll fess up, its an old Mercedes ML - in no way posey enough for a footballer..... unless they're in the Conference League.

P

 

[Aircooledbug]

Thats ok then... Merc ML that the boxie looking one?

 

[pbove]

No, You're probably thinking about the G Wagon - the ML is a bit more modern, but not as prone to being 'pimped' as the Range Rovers and X5s!

P