blue bomber
Adventurer
Looks like its up my alley. No defenders on 20's and freelander nonsense.
New Rover magazine on the way.
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Looks like its up my alley. No defenders on 20's and freelander nonsense.
CruiseControl
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blue bomber
Adventurer
Insomnia, unfortunately and a touch crazy.
Skookumchuck
Observer
looks good count me in
UnfrozenCaveman
Explorer
Sure...but not if I have to use FB to see it.
Agree with what he said!!
UnfrozenCaveman
Explorer
Oh, and one question....
How in blazes will this get past the Tata attorneys that seem hell bent on "defending" their copyright / trademark / whatever it is that gets their collective shorts in a knot over anything with "Land" or "Rover" in its name?
The LRSOC do a very nice magazine that comes right to my mailbox...."Legend"...no land or rover in the name at all.
How in blazes will this get past the Tata attorneys that seem hell bent on "defending" their copyright / trademark / whatever it is that gets their collective shorts in a knot over anything with "Land" or "Rover" in its name?
The LRSOC do a very nice magazine that comes right to my mailbox...."Legend"...no land or rover in the name at all.
blue bomber
Adventurer
The must be a big enough gap between the words Land Rover, I guess. Indian business culture has embraced our litigious ways. Tata should spend there money on better things.
UnfrozenCaveman
Explorer
Hah!!
Thanks for that Matt
Thanks for that Matt
DividingCreek
Explorer
As one of the persecuted companies forced to change my company name and surrender a domain name with "rover " in it, I have some insight here. It wasn't tata. It was JLRNA and they used an atty named Jennifer M Hetu, citing their trademark to the word "rover" and alleging I was confusing their customers.http://www.honigman.com/professiona...aspx?xpST=ProfessionalDetail&professional=816
My contention was that I only dealt with a model abandoned by JLRNA in 1997 and that surely no one was confused by my use of the word Rover and not a combination of Land and Rover.
My experience wasn't a pleasant one.
My contention was that I only dealt with a model abandoned by JLRNA in 1997 and that surely no one was confused by my use of the word Rover and not a combination of Land and Rover.
My experience wasn't a pleasant one.
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Frontier Phreak
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Cool.
So is a Disco II a classic yet?
The youngest ones are 9 years old already, oldest are 14, and they have more in common with a Defender than they do an LR3.
So is a Disco II a classic yet?
The youngest ones are 9 years old already, oldest are 14, and they have more in common with a Defender than they do an LR3.
