The term Cabrio refers to a convertible where the car retains a full, proper set of hard side windows, sometimes even retaining a fixed set of side window frames which did not fold down. This is in contrast to the roadster style, in which the soft side curtains were completely demountable. Genuine Cabrios were all FMR-built, having been introduced in 1959. An original one can be picked out by the metal header shield, thin bows, German-pattern fasteners, plain tan colour inside and natural cotton webbing with a red stripe. A top boot cover with silver piping was always included.

This rare, fascinating example of a "Scooter a Cabine" was purchased in Paris, France in July of 1963. It features French-spec yellow lights, fender lamps, many accessories and a unique set of bumpers with rubber inserts.

Manufacturer: Fahrzeug- und Maschinenbau, Regensburg, Germany