Wellllllllllllllll, if you can prove up the case for misappropriatijng your design, you're working days may be over. I recall an outfit in California had a design similar to yours for his Cobra replica...a former GM engineer? Who the heck was that, anyway?
Wellllllllllllllll, if you can prove up the case for misappropriatijng your design, you're working days may be over. I recall an outfit in California had a design similar to yours for his Cobra replica...a former GM engineer? Who the heck was that, anyway?
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Tom my boy,
You are speaking of the design done by Mr. Herb Adams. Quite similar.
I am in no way saying that anyone has misappropriated the JBL design.
You see, the language used in patents is: Obvious to those versed in the art.
Some of us are so versed.
Mr. Adams is one of them.
Obviously, so are the engineers at Ford.
Therefore, no foul.
But I do think that they could have done a bit better job after ten years of observing the original design.
Okay boys,
Here's shootin' in the dark...
1. Iam not versed with patents, however I do understand the lawsuit implications.
2. If you made a " replica" design of the concept car-i.e. 2" shorter/longer/taller etc.- wouldn't that put it to rest?
3. I agree with the others about the copying of your design(do you smell fish?).
Just my thoughts.
But I really like that new cobra!... I wonder, would I have to join www.clubnewcobra.com?
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