Compagnie Plastic Omnium

Inoplast

Dominique Delavalle

Hugues Cheron

Francis Cordebar

Gerald Andre

Gérald Andre

Thierry Roussel

Maelig Pommeret

Fabien Delwal

Laurent Decker

Denis Barral

Pierre Montanvert

Cyrille Rochon

Claude Jacquemard

Guilherme Amorin

Charlotte Thevenet

Ma&euml;lig Pommeret

Stéphane Malteste

Arnaud Bosc

The module is extended to extend the body () of said vehicle by being fastened thereto. It is also designed to support rear doors () and a rear bumper. It comprises a frame of plastics material () including fastener means for fastening to the body and fastener means () to the doors (). It further comprises extenders () for extending side rails () of the vehicle.

Motor vehicle rear module

The invention relates to an assemblage of two pieces of bodywork each having a flange for coming into contact with the flange of the other piece, the flange of a first piece having a slot while the flange of a second piece carries a tenon presenting an engagement shape and extending towards the first piece. The assemblage also a fastener member for taking up a position against the flange of the first piece and which has an engagement shape complementary to that of the tenon so as to engage therewith. The invention also provides a piece of bodywork belonging to such an assemblage.

Assemblage of two pieces of bodywork to be joined together edge to edge, and a piece of bodywork belonging to such an assemblage

The invention relates to a module forming all or part of the rear end of a motor vehicle, and suitable for being fitted onto the side rails (L) and the rear side portions of the motor vehicle. The module comprises at least two releasable side portions and it is arranged to receive or it already includes items of equipment such as, for example, an impact-absorber beam ( ) or a floor ( ).

Rear module for a motor vehicle

The invention relates to an assemblage of two pieces of bodywork ( ) each having a flange ( ) for pressing against the flange of the other piece. Each flange carries at least one tongue ( ) extending towards the other piece. A fastener member ( ) is suitable for engaging around the tongues so to prevent them from moving relative to one another once said two pieces of bodywork are in a predetermined position in which they are united flange against flange. The invention also provides the pieces of bodywork constituting said assemblage.

Assemblage of two pieces of bodywork for uniting edge to edge, a piece of body work belonging to such an assemblage, a vehicle bumper and a vehicle fender

A motor vehicle storage module that is movable between an extended position and a retracted position, situated beneath the vehicle. The module has as at least one compartment enabling articles other than a spare wheel to be stored, is accessible from outside the vehicle, and it is closed at the rear by a rear facade arranged to constitute an element of bodywork when the module is in the retracted position.

Motor vehicle storage module closed at the rear by a facade forming an element of bodywork

The invention relates to a piece of rear quarter bodywork ( ) made as a single piece and comprising at least a portion made of translucent or transparent material that forms a quarter window ( ). The piece of bodywork has another portion ( ) contiguous with the quarter window ( ) and forming glazing for lights suitable for protecting a light source that is located on the vehicle in the vicinity of the quarter window.

Rear quarter with signaling lights

The invention relates to a motor vehicle tailgate for mounting pivotally to a vehicle about hinges situated close to one of the edges of the tailgate. In the vicinity of its hinges, the tailgate is constituted by a main panel secured to the hinges and by a secondary panel which is movable relative to the main panel between a closed position in which it is superposed on the main panel so as to reconstitute a tailgate of full thickness, and an open position in which it is separate from the main panel, the main panel then forming a portion of the tailgate of reduced thickness.

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Marchon, France

Dominique Delavalle