Dixie metal works and racing

[zyoung25]

Seems they have stomped on the toes of the people at longhorn, by selling a direct copy of the longhorn car. But their calling chassis an "LH1."

Anybody know much about this operation?

[formercrewguy]

No big deal. The XR1 is also a copy of a Longhorn...lol

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

Seems they have stomped on the toes of the people at longhorn, by selling a direct copy of the longhorn car. But their calling chassis an "LH1."

Anybody know much about this operation?

No but that copy will be old as new one in the works

[Krooser]

$5600 iirc...

[Highside Hustler25]

Dixie also claims they manufacture Rockets and Bloomer chassis. Interesting.

[RocketChassisPR]

No big deal. The XR1 is also a copy of a Longhorn...lol

Any accusation of intellectual property theft by Rocket Chassis dba Mark Richards Racing, Inc. is considered serious and we will no longer tolerate this kind of libel behavior. Anyone who wants to accuse Rocket Chassis of stealing a competitor's design will be contacted from our attorney to begin the defamation litigation process.

[W2Racing09]

Any accusation of intellectual property theft by Rocket Chassis dba Mark Richards Racing, Inc. is considered serious and we will no longer tolerate this kind of libel behavior. Anyone who wants to accuse Rocket Chassis of stealing a competitor's design will be contacted from our attorney to begin the defamation litigation process.

This is my new favorite poster here at 4m, sorry onlyfacts you are still 2nd place!

[Barbecueboy]

So gullible........good grief.


Good one blackie

[W2Racing09]

So gullible........good grief.


Good one blackie

I doubt its official, I can't imagine anyone who isn't an attorney would use language like that. I just thought that post was excellent.

With that said, do you really think Blackie could string together such a well punctuated post with no major spelling errors? Doubtful.

[Barbecueboy]

Any accusation of intellectual property theft by Rocket Chassis dba Mark Richards Racing, Inc. is considered serious and we will no longer tolerate this kind of libel behavior. Anyone who wants to accuse Rocket Chassis of stealing a competitor's design will be contacted from our attorney to begin the defamation litigation process.

Get your attorney to write your 4 m posts for you Mark.........libel behavior, lol.

Cj wants his intellectual property back..............from everyone.

[Barbecueboy]

I doubt its official, I can't imagine anyone who isn't an attorney would use language like that. I just thought that post was excellent.

With that said, do you really think Blackie could string together such a well punctuated post with no major spelling errors? Doubtful.

Why yes, yes he can............I think you mean litey with the spelling and grammatical errors.

An attorney would have most likely called it libelous behavior .........but what do I know?

[W2Racing09]

Why yes, yes he can............I think you mean litey with the spelling and grammatical errors.

An attorney would have most likely called it libelous behavior .........but what do I know?

Its probably another site user as you suggested, although if it were Mark or a Rocket employee then I would be thrilled that they were taking a stand against the kind of BS that spreads around on here. Either way I thought the account and post were well timed and it made me laugh.

Believe it or not BBQ, whenever I post here you do not always have to try to pick a fight or try to cause stuff. You have been doing fine for most of this season without me posting here/arguing with you. Lets continue that trend.

Thanks,
Jeff.

[Jking24]

Dixie also claims they manufacture Rockets and Bloomer chassis. Interesting.

I believe they were referring to the brands that they make bumpers and such for

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

So gullible........good grief.


Good one blackie

Hahahahaha

[TheJet-09]

I think Dixie Metal Works posted that they make bumpers for Rocket and Bloomquist cars (as JKing24 posted before me), not the actual chassis, but I could be wrong.

As for the copy thing and any potential ramifications, I equate it to the music industry. We probably wouldn't have 50% of the music out there if it weren't for the Beatles. You need look no further than the career of someone like Vanilla Ice to see you can be very close to the original, yet still call it your own. And there may always be some type of permission given anyway, or Weird Al Yankovic wouldn't have had the success he did.