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Karlo
07-24-2010, 02:25 PM
A Law firm contacting JonW and asked him to cease and desist on the topic of his AA lookalike. Interesting.
See more picture below of JonW Exoskeleton Car
http://www.exocars.net/showthread.php?t=617
I wonder if Fran got a letter also?
BT
A Law firm contacting JonW and asked him to cease and desist on the topic of his AA lookalike. Interesting.
See more picture below of JonW Exoskeleton Car
http://www.exocars.net/showthread.php?t=617
so what does that mean? Chevy should stop making cars because Ford built one first.
and the AA was the first design of a car like that and was not copied from any other design
skibum
07-25-2010, 02:21 PM
I would tell them, "come and get me"
From what I understand, Its not the car its the use of the A&A word in the GRM article, Its a "we have a lawyer on retainer do you" letter.
Shelby has tried and tried and lost every time, and that's for cars that look exactly like his.
The best he has been able to do is stop them from calling their cars Cobras.
If you stop and think about it "Exo cars" was started by the truck guys years and years ago when they put the roll cage on the outside to protect the body work.
These cars aren't Exo cars because the frame isn't on the outside, they are open frame cars just like dune buggies have been for 50 years.
PooK
Fran Hall RCR
07-28-2010, 01:35 PM
Why would I get a letter....??...
Jon W actually came to Carlisle and hung out with us and the SL-R s while he was building his car and thanked us for helping him out...maybe I should send him a letter too....wink
I told Craig Bramscher before he bought AA that I had a car on the drawing board....didn't stop him from buying AA though...
Why would I get a letter....??...
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I hope you don't! The SL-R is clearly not the same design as the AA. Personally, I like it better. It has more of an F1 / Indycar look to it. Glad to see you are getting lots of happy customers in these cars!!!
I don't know how zealous the AA attorneys are, but I don't think they could get too far with their arguments, whatever they may be.
:)
BT
Fran Hall RCR
07-28-2010, 02:02 PM
Stuff em......They must be feeling the heat....about time too....
Competition is good for business....if you feel secure with your product, that is......
cordycord
07-28-2010, 10:24 PM
Retarded. Yep, I know....not politically correct. Those who don't innovate or build on their success seem to worry more than companies that are out there designing new stuff.
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