Chrysler Corporation

Diane M Valitutti

Paul S Larsen

Paul J Sauve

Kurt M Straub

Mark Lewandowski

James Finck

An apparatus for guiding a seat belt webbing includes a first mounting portion and a guiding portion. The first mounting portion preferably includes an aperture adapted to receive a vertical post for conventionally mounting a head rest to a vehicle seat back. The guide portion defines an opening for receiving the seat belt webbing. In certain applications, the apparatus further includes a second mounting portion for releasably engaging the headrest. A bezel is disclosed for releasably attaching to the vertical post.

Vehicle headrest including integrated seat belt webbing guide

An apparatus for guiding a seat belt webbing includes a mounting portion and a guiding portion. The mounting portion preferably includes an aperture adapted to receive a vertical post for conventionally mounting a head rest to a vehicle seat back. The guide portion defines an opening for receiving the seat belt webbing. In the preferred embodiment, the opening is defined by a fixed arm and movable arm interconnected by a living hinge.

Seat belt webbing guide

A speaker enclosure for holding two 3.5' speakers and a 6.5' speaker is positionable on a rear shelf of the passenger compartment of a vehicle. The rear shelf extends transversely across the vehicle, and the speaker enclosure extends substantially the length of the rear shelf. The speaker enclosure includes three receptacles for receiving the speakers. An L-shaped tube directs sound emanating from the 6.5' speaker out of a front sound port of the enclosure, between the 3.5' speakers.

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Macomb, MI, United States of America

Diane M Valitutti