Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Claus Baumgart

Joachim Paschek

Jan Fischer

Stefan Eichholz

Joerg Dittus

Tobias Korluss

Stefan Pozsgai

Markus-Claus Kuebler

A roof structure for a cabriolet vehicle has a top () with a top material and a substantially U-shaped corner bow () that extends transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction at a position substantially adjacent to a rear window. The corner bow () has lateral limbs () with free lower ends (). Molded elements () are plugged onto the free lower ends () of the lateral limbs () of the corner bow () and can be plugged into recesses near the B pillars of a body structure of the cabriolet vehicle. The molded elements () are configured to guide the top material of the top () in sections in a closed state of the top (). Sealing elements () are mounted on the molded elements () and interact with vertically running edges of side window panes.

Roof structure for a cabriolet vehicle

An installation support of a loading floor of a passenger car is distinguished in that it is a component which is different from the bodyshell of the passenger car and is provided in order to define fitting positions of side wall panels and of the loading floor relative to one another. Furthermore, a welded assemblage of a passenger car body has at least one rear longitudinal member. The welded assemblage is provided in order to be screwed to such an installation support by a screw connection. The screw connection has cage nuts which are provided for the screw connection and are guided moveably in the longitudinal member transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal member.

Installation support of a loading floor of a passenger car

An adjusting mechanism for a rearward vehicle seat has an adjusting gearing including a controlling kinematic lever which, on the one side, is restrictedly guided in a frame element and, on the other side, is restrictedly guided in a stationary anchor plate. By displacing the seat, the adjusting gearing permits the linear displacing of the seat part and the swivelling of the seat backrest about a fixed locking point at the vehicle body.

Adjusting mechanism for a rear seat of a vehicle

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Claus Baumgart