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Enjoyed the show Claudio, the woody looks interesting as Ivo says. Can you do a full woody station-wagon a la Morris Minor on the 4-seater chassis? Thanks.

Brian

I'm happy you enjoyed the photos!
Actually I was ready to receive more criticism, you know when someone tries to change an icon...., nevertheless +4 changed a lot in the ages...to become more and more fascinating!
Today a lot of things are changing in the car world, and I think we probably must be prepared to accept a lot of changes in +4 too! For example in the body-construction technology (using new materials); new confortable and sure cockpit; new technology for better driving; new engines also hybrid (my new rims accept four electrical engines), ecc.
Pirandello, an italian writer said in a romance "Must change everything for changing nothing".
This has to be the +4 philosophy in the future and I'm sure +4 will become more and more fascinating! Cheers, Claudio

errata corrige:
Excuse me for saying Pirandello. I had to say Tomasi di Lampedusa, another italian writer, who wrote "Must change everything for changing nothing" in the romance "Il Gattopardo".

Dear Aeroman, with regard to your request of seeing a full woody station-wagon Morgan 4-seater, I beg you to visit my Flickr/motordesign site again, where I've downloaded other Morgan's photos, and among these you'll find a couple of hard-tops for woody Morgan 4-seater, that could turn an open-car in a station-wagon. I think the Morgan owners want to maintain the possibility of an open use of their car, so the hard-top is the only solution. Cheers, Claudio.