Moretti Midimaxi

The Midimaxi was the open beach car that Moretti built on the Fiat 127, the larger companion of the Fiat 500-based Minimaxi. Wikipedia says it appeared in 1971 and that a Midimaxi III series was shown in 1983, while the Italian magazine Autoblog reports that the two cars were presented together at the 1973 Geneva Motor Show. Autoblog says the Midimaxi used 900 and 1050 cc four-cylinder engines, came fully open, with a canvas hood or with a hard top, and carried a roll bar as standard. It wore the front of the Fiat 127 and followed its restyles in 1976 and 1982, which gave the second and third series. It was later replaced by the Panda Rock and the Uno Folk.