Rich Reinhart

I like how the guy thinks were the ones complaining someone stole one of our pictures and put it on Hanks.

yeah i found that funny as well...

OK, yeah between Merck, Teva and the others drug companies abound in the Philly area..Great shots..

Is that The Vet being built in that one photo Mike??

So the people who own the property have no rights and you can do as you wish with your camera?

Pretty much..now they can ask you not to take photos and you can oblige..but unless any wrong doing can be proven the photographer is in the right...

The MH seems to be kind of a step child..i always liked them..

Did you ever see that youtube video of those crazy hatians loading a single axle U-model dumptruck on to a sailboat?..........................................Mark

No but sir you have my attention now..off to Google...

Missed last years, but I`ll be there this year.

While on vacation in Nassau the Bahamas last week I found this at the pier..I asked the skipper and he said the ex US Navy landing craft drops the old R model off on remote islands that have no road access to pull work trailers..

Well that is all fine and dandy, but I still doubt that THEY are getting everyone's permission to take the picture of someone else's property.

Sooooo...some big supermarket chain might be upset that a picture of their truck has been copywrited by a photographer that then posts it on Hanks's.

Hank's does enjoy a double standard...

Under photographers rights you don't need to have permission to take photos of privately owned items such as vehicles on public property. you can even shoot photos of vehicles on private property as long as you are on public property. trains, trucks, ships and other commerce are fair game for photographers, UNLESS there are signs stating no photography.

As far as copywriting a photo of company property that you have no legal of fiscal ties to, I can't see how thats possible, thats one for the lawyers.

I carry a copy of the photographers rights under US law when I`m out and about.

And I do know Chris..but I didn't alert him to his pictures being used..

OK, I can kind of seeing where this is coming from..A few years ago there was an issue with certain parties taking photos from Hanks and claiming them as their own. I too was a victim of it, but I have over 1000 truck pics on Hanks, Flickr, photo bucket, this site and many more so if I was worried about someone using it they would still be on my pc instead of on the web.. Every photo I post on this board was taken by me..I don't do it for money, it`s a hobby, I don't put a stamp on it..Now if someone were to find a way to make money with them I`d like a cut. And if you like one of my pics enough to save it I`m flattered by that..Oh and if you ever get to the Applebees in Cortland NY and see the Brockway pics on the wall, yeah those are mine and I did make a little on that deal....

Saw their stainless steel A Car at a show a few years back, that was sharp. Paul

They sure are..taken at the Macsteel facility in Bensalem PA

I like the R tractors with tank trailers. I find it interesting that fire companies actually used "semis".

Did they have a manual or automatic transmission?

I want to say it was a 5 speed Ken..

Can you get me the serial number?

No It`s about 500 miles from me now..

Just needs a little fiberglass, bondo, and white spray paint.

True, I`ve fixed fenders about that bad that a deer decided to run into..

I've seen that picture. Poor thing. Thanks for posting though.

I took a few pictures of it that day..so rare to see one, this one never leaves the yard..just moves trailers around..

Some more Magnum action!

That middle Superliner photo was taken by a great photographer...