Moretti 127 Minigeep

The Moretti 127 Minigeep was a small-series off-road runabout that the Turin coachbuilder Moretti built on the Fiat 127, listed on carrozzieri-italiani.com as the Fiat 127 Minigeep Moretti. The site describes a car that is unmistakably a Fiat 127 in outline but given the character of an off-road vehicle, with a robust roll bar, all-round bumpers, longitudinal ribs on the sides and discreet nail heads that were presumably meant for a soft top. It compares the Minigeep with the Scout that Fissore made from the same Fiat 127, and says Moretti had already tried the idea with the Minimax, which was based on the Fiat 500 and the Fiat 126. The listing gives the year of the Minigeep as 1971 and calls it a limited production, and the site presents it as a collectible among enthusiasts of small Italian specials. Wikipedia names Moretti as a former Italian automobile manufacturer that built many Fiat-based models but does not name this one.