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The Morgan Motor Company's Hand Build Wood Car...

The Morgan



Although many cars have been made it is a well known fact that the one built in September 1938, which is still running (but with a slight drip from the exhaust) is still ranked as the real macaw.

The Morgan Motor Company located in Britain doesn't change in a changing world. Not only is it still independent, but it also makes each car by hand. A base model is about $44,000, with some cars costing up to $300,000.



People wait for over a year to get their exclusive hand-built cars with the shell made out of metal and much of the vehicle made out of wood. Working on the wood interior, workers use metal shears to individually shape a hood because each car has to be different. Every year Morgan produces about 600 cars.

It has a long and interesting history, and is still run by the same family:

The Morgans. Founded by Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan known , it was then run by his son Peter, and is now run by Charles, the son of Peter Morgan. The company will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2011.

iPad 2 Features: See What's New About Apple's Latest Product Photos...

At long last, the wait is over.

At an event in San Francisco, Steve Jobs took the stage--to a standing ovation--and unveiled the iPad 2.





After stating that 2011 will be "the year of iPad 2," Jobs dished about the device's price, specs and special features.

Find out everything you need to know about the iPad 2 in our Photos (below). Do you think iPad 2 is more "evolutionary" than it is "revolutionary"? Vote for the device's most surprising features.





The iPad 2 features a tapered design and a slimmer build. Though the screen size remains the same (9.7 inches diagonally), the new iPad is 8.8mm at its thinnest point and 13.4mm at its thickest--33 percent slimmer than it predecessor.

It also weighs 1.3 pounds, compared to the first iPad's 1.5-pound weight. As for the physical switch found on the side of the device, it can be used either to lock the device's orientation or to mute the speaker volume.