And YOUR experience is the key...copyright infringement begins with intent to use or copy...etc... You'd do neither, it works. It's just a show'em how.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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So Boeing will sue you?
Im hoping to repair mine, or i will be scratch building using e-brake cable parts and fittings i make on my lathe. Also a few dies for pressing feerules in my hydraulic press. Unless the hose crimper my parts guy has will work
Huh?
They sued a guy and his wife for making pillows that said Mopar on them last year for trademark infringement...
Haha rather have Mad Dog Mattis runGet published, go to Carlisle, pics, autographs, kiss a few babies, and Hoppy will have you running for President in 2020...simple
take pics. I'm highly curious as to if you can find a suitable solution.
And Linda Vaughn can be your showcase model in the pics!Get published, go to Carlisle, pics, autographs, kiss a few babies, and Hoppy will have you running for President in 2020...simple
Mopar is still copyrighted dummy, along with the logos. Look at the how to rebuild books! Man I an screwed wit part numbers then.
You can use the word mopar just not the way they write it I am pretty sure.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
That’s only because it is an active trademark. Writing a repair manual leaves you free and clear as long as you don’t copy any of their manuals do put the Mopar or Chrysler logo on anything. Writing about repairing a piece of equipment sold by any corporation is NOT copyright infringement and they can NOT sue you.
Unconventional
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Fer cryin out loud Rainy .. Don't tell them
Had to google her. Not bad. But there's better ... Gotta have Kate Mara
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take pics. I'm highly curious as to if you can find a suitable solution.[/QUOTE]
They will be in his book!
take pics. I'm highly curious as to if you can find a suitable solution.[/QUOTE]
They will be in his book!
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
It depends on how you use it. You can write about Mopar but you can’t put the name on a t-shirt in any font. Then it becomes “merchandising”
Unconventional
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Wasn't that a FOMOCO tie rod end or something?
They will be in his book!
[/QUOTE]No but I would pay him to fix mine. I don't have that equipment or know how to attempt that one
Might have been, now I pound it on stripped 11/16 bolts, hey it is a snap on right they still have to replace it!
What? I'm not gonna back pedal. I felt it was a legit concern. I have zero clue as to how that trademark thing would work but it makes sense what Dave says.
LOL
Dave does on occasion makes sense.
I want them to serve beer on Jeopardy!
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Yep, they were used on some ‘40s and ‘50s cars on the tie ride ends. That size was also used on a bunch of electrical connections back in the same time period. My Grandfather used that wrench size when he was doing the wiring on new submarines being built back in WWII.
WTH did THAT come from?
5 hours to pull one manifold,drill out 7 studs. Yup.
With parts, 400 bucks,just quadrupled value of truck.
With parts, 400 bucks,just quadrupled value of truck.
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