Q809 - solved - Moretti on Magneti Marelli stand

[Quiller]

Here's one for you: as much info as you have on this please! I know the brand and whose stand it appeared on at a show - if you can give me that, you get a point. Any more info deserves more points!

[Quiller]

Let's see how you get on...

[Quiller]

And finally...

[Allemano]

very wild guess: design by V. Exner?

[Quiller]

very wild guess: design by V. Exner?

I fear I have no idea who the designer is, but I somehow doubt it's Exner

[grobmotorix]

I don´t know why, but I do not think it´s american - is it french?

[Quiller]

I don´t know why, but I do not think it´s american - is it french?

You're right - it's not American, according to my info. But neither is it French...

[Allemano]

British?

[Quiller]

British?

Nope...

[Allemano]

from Japan?

[pnegyesi]

Italian?

[Quiller]

Italian?

Si! 

[Otto Puzzell]

The wheels suggest "Lancia" to me

[Quiller]

The wheels suggest "Lancia" to me

I'm afraid I have no info on the mechanical basis - only info about the brand and whose stand it appeared on...

[pnegyesi]

Is that a Magneti Marelli logo on the battery next to the left rear wheel?

[Quiller]

Is that a Magneti Marelli logo on the battery next to the left rear wheel?

I believe it is...

[D-type]

assuming the engine is Fiat-based like most Italian low volume cars, could it have been on the Giannini stand?

[pnegyesi]

or Moretti?

[Quiller]

I think pneyesi deserves the point, as he identified the Magneti Marelli logo (the stand the car appeared on) and the Moretti brand which apparently built the car.

Well done - but does anyone know anything more about this curiosity?

[Otto Puzzell]

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