File:Soap Box Derby Racer.jpg - Revision history

Bill Wrigley: /* Rationale of fair use for 1969 Pontiac Parisienne */

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Rationale of fair use for 1969 Pontiac Parisienne

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	==Rationale of fair use for ~~1969 Pontiac Parisienne~~==		==Rationale of fair use for [[Soap Box Derby racer]]==
	# The image is a personal photograph intended for distribution to the public by it's author [[User:Bill Wrigley\|Bill Wrigley]].		# The image is a personal photograph intended for distribution to the public by it's author [[User:Bill Wrigley\|Bill Wrigley]].
	# The image is of the user's Father's own personal vehicle which the user photographed.		# The image is of the user's Father's own personal vehicle which the user photographed.

Bill Wrigley: /* Summary */

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Summary

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	'''Description:''' Image of a '''Soap Box Derby racer''' of a late 1960s design, complete with the official-issue, Soap Box Derby wheels, painted red at the time: Later they were white.		'''Description:''' Image of a '''[[Soap Box Derby racer]]''' of a late 1960s design, complete with the official-issue, Soap Box Derby wheels, painted red at the time: Later they were white.

	This particular racer, #43, ''The Red Baron'', was hand built in 1966 by Bill Wrigley Sr. and [[User:Bill Wrigley\|Jr.]] and raced the following year at an official, Soap Box Derby sanctioned event in Montreal, Canada. It was raced for seven years in total by Bill Jr. and younger brother Derek, at various official races throughout Quebec and Ontario.<br>		This particular racer, #43, ''The Red Baron'', was hand built in 1966 by Bill Wrigley Sr. and [[User:Bill Wrigley\|Jr.]] and raced the following year at an official, Soap Box Derby sanctioned event in Montreal, Canada. It was raced for seven years in total by Bill Jr. and younger brother Derek, at various official races throughout Quebec and Ontario.<br>

Bill Wrigley: == Summary == '''Description:''' Image of a '''Soap Box Derby racer''' of a late 1960s design, complete with the official-issue, Soap Box Derby wheels, painted red at the time: Later they were white. This particular racer, #43, ''The Red Baron'', was han

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== Summary ==
'''Description:''' Image of a '''Soap Box Derby racer''' of a late 1960s design, complete with the official-issue, Soap Box Derby wheels, painted red at the time: Later they were white.

This particular racer, #43, ''The Red Baron'', was hand built in 1966 by Bill Wrigley Sr. and [[User:Bill Wrigley|Jr.]] and raced the following year at an official, Soap Box Derby sanctioned event in Montreal, Canada. It was raced for seven years in total by Bill Jr. and younger brother Derek, at various official races throughout Quebec and Ontario.<br>
'''Author:''' [[User:Bill Wrigley|Bill Wrigley]]<br>
'''Photo data:''' Photo of '''Soap Box racer''' by [[User:Bill Wrigley|Bill Wrigley]] in Toronto, Canada on August 2, 2006, 12:35:26 PM (EST) using a Fuji Finepix 602 digital SLR.<br>
'''Licensing:''' © 2007 Bill Wrigley. All Rights Reserved.

==Source==
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Soap_Box_Derby_Racer.jpg

==Rationale of fair use for 1969 Pontiac Parisienne==
# The image is a personal photograph intended for distribution to the public by it's author [[User:Bill Wrigley|Bill Wrigley]].
# The image is of the user's Father's own personal vehicle which the user photographed.
# The promo shot is of lower resolution than the original (copies made from it will be of inferior quality).
# The promo shot does not limit the copyright owners' rights to distribute the image in any way.
# The photo is being used for informational purposes only.

== Licensing ==
{{self2|GFDL|cc-by-sa-2.5,2.0,1.0}}