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Originally Posted by JWheaton
SAAC.
CS and his employees would have done a far better job embracing what SAAC had accomplished then going the route he chose.
The most disappointing aspect is that this lawsuit will drain resources away from both organizations that could provide better services to their respective (and in common) clientele.
What's the phrase ----"some people can't see the forest thru the trees"? I wish SAAC well, as this argument should have been debated in 197(x) while CS could have given 2 craps about Cobra anything, not over 30 years later.
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This is a good point and and has been stated in other threads.
CS's lawyers must not be car guys.
As any P.R. person would agree the more you give away stuff or sell stuff with your name on it the better it is for business.
SAAC has promoted the Shelby label for years with out a dime from him.
That to me is free advertisement.
And pumped up genuine Shelby Mustangs and Cobras value as they have acquired information about and kept track where as many of the original cars are.
It just doesn't make sense.
Is he going to sue all those kids with his name too?
I wonder how the Ferrari club is doing?