Burgert was a name associated with two Italian-styled fiberglass bodies built onto the Volkswagen Beetle chassis around 1970. The Nembo, meaning "Superman," was built by Burgert-Kunststofftechnik in Dobbiaco and stood only 120 centimeters high, reaching 140 km/h with a 1,300cc, 40-horsepower engine or nearly 150 km/h with a 1,500cc, 44-horsepower engine; it was priced at just under 4,000 Deutschmarks including tax. The Nizza, a more classically styled body, was produced…