Moretti 750 Spider

The Moretti 750 Spider was the open car of the 750 line that Moretti introduced in 1961 on the platform of the Fiat 600 D, according to the carrozzieri-italiani.com listing. Giovanni Michelotti designed two distinct versions of the line, one for Moretti and one for Vignale, which shared items such as rear windows to cut cost but kept separate identities. The page says the spider could be fitted with a removable hardtop and that the line was built in two series, the later with a false aluminium grille from 1963. It names a tuned engine of 41 bhp, 12 horsepower more than the standard Fiat 600, and says the cabin had Jaeger instruments. The listing gives 1963 for this car in its specification table, names no fuel or engine class, and says nothing of survival.