Q: I would like to create Mach 1 merchandise and certificates. I would like to use the nameplate, images, how do I do this?
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The Mach 1 nameplate and images are likely protected by trademark and/or copyright law, so you would need to obtain permission from the owner of those rights before using them for your merchandise and certificates.
In this case, the owner of the Mach 1 nameplate and images is likely Ford Motor Company. To obtain permission, you would need to contact Ford's legal department and request a license to use their intellectual property. You may need to provide details about the nature and intended use of your merchandise and certificates, and pay a licensing fee for the use of the intellectual property.
It is important to note that using the Mach 1 nameplate and images without permission from the owner of those rights could lead to legal action, including a cease and desist letter, damages, and/or an injunction. Therefore, it is important to obtain permission before using any intellectual property that belongs to someone else.
It is recommended to consult with a licensed attorney who specializes in intellectual property law to help you navigate this process and ensure that you are complying with all applicable laws and regulations.
Marcos Garciaacosta agrees with this answer
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You should consult with an attorney who should analyze the extend of somebody's else rights and your risks and opportunities.
Best luck.
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