Chris,
I can't do a thing about someone taking a picture (of a prototype), if I am on a public street, and
the person snaps a picture of the vehicle (with the camo on it). Part of doing business in the world.
I had a real problem with a vendor's employee
removing camo from a Ford vehicle while at the vendor's business, taking pics and then posting them on his internet web site. That is definately a violation of the Ford/vendor confidentiality agreement.
If I am aware of that violation, I am required to report it.
The info I read today was in the Detroit Free Press for all to see but did not show any pics of what the new vehicle would look like, only
speculation on the driveline.
I saw a 2004 GTO modified with different body treatment at the GTOAA convention that actually
didn't look to bad.
I still think the "paint" version of the 69 GTO/
2004 GTO retro vehicle still looked the best.
Tom V.
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