Is Your C1 OR C2 NOT NCRS CORRECT?

[Mike Terry]

This would be a great window sticker for your NOT CORRECT NCRS C1 or C2 driver car.
Corvette NCRS decal (1953-1962):eBay Motors (item 220504555022 end time Dec-02-09 08:28:34 PST)

Corvette NCRS decal (1963-1967):eBay Motors (item 220504606930 end time Dec-02-09 10:20:57 PST)

 

[Tom Bryant]

I think my '59 needs one of those.

Tom

 

[Vettehead Mikey]

Better order quickly. The trademark infringement lawyers are loading up as we speak. History is about to repeat itself.

 

[Tom Bryant]

Yes I saw that. If the guy won't back off I don't think he can be stopped. The only thing in common with any real NCRS logo is the letters. NCRS has to protect it's property though.

 

[JohnZ]

Yes I saw that. If the guy won't back off I don't think he can be stopped. The only thing in common with any real NCRS logo is the letters. NCRS has to protect it's property though.

The real infringement issue isn't the letters - it's the crossed flags, which are a registered Chevrolet trademark; NCRS uses them under license from Chevrolet, who does NOT like to see them used for commercial gain without a license.

 

[2X4's 60]

The real infringement issue isn't the letters - it's the crossed flags, which are a registered Chevrolet trademark; NCRS uses them under license from Chevrolet, who does NOT like to see them used for commercial gain without a license.

Then it seems to me that it should be Chevrolet that takes issue with it not all the cry babies on the NCRS forum. At least I got mine. Now that I have a picture downloaded, my wife can embroider it as well, but NOT for commercial gain.

 

[53 Blue Flame]

Maybe they should be NRCS? Not Restored Correctly "Stingray" or "Solid Axle". If you used crossed flags that were solid in color, maybe the GM thing would not be an issue either?

Life's aweful short to get all uptight about a silly decal.:eyerole