Got an email today....

[Ultra]

Got this in my email this morning...

Dear Autopuzzle-Team,

My name  is  Dan, I am the editor of the men based Daimler Blog, we are doing social media /PR. for Daimler.  I am currently  writing  a story about Bernd Maylaender, who is the saftety car driver for the Formula 1. Therefore I would also like to go a little back in history and mention the very first pace car driver, Carl Fisher. Now on your side I found this very nice earl photograph from him with his car.  Do I perhaps get permission to use it in our blog if I state the copyright and put a link to your website?  That would great! http://blog.daimler.de


Looking forward to hear from you, kind regards from Stuttgart

Dan



Dan von Appen
Corporate Social Media
Communications
Daimler AG
096-E407
70546 Stuttgart, Germany

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mail to: dan.von_appen@daimler.com

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This was my reply:

Dan, 

Feel free to use anything you find on the site.  If you would give a credit as to where you found it we sure would appreciate it.

Charles Oncina II

If anyone else has anything that could be of assistance, let's post it here and send him the link...

[Paul Jaray]

Cool.
Is this the pic?

[Ultra]

He didn't say which pic he was interested in.  Post everything you've got and send him the link.

[Ultra]

I followed up to him with this email:

Dan,

I've got the team at Autopuzzles working on collecting in one place all of the photos of Carl Fisher we can assemble. You can find what we come up with at the following link:

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=27577.0

If we can be of any further service, please, let me know.

Sincerely,

Charles Oncina II

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And Dan's reply...

Hi Charles,

great, thank you very much!  I´ll give credits to your site, which I find  very interesting. Such impressive American race history! These guys were heros! 

Kind regards

Dan

[Carnut]

It's great that they asked!
Plenty wouldn't have...