Alcoa Inc.

Aloca Inc.

Edward A Timko

Dinesh C Seksaria

John W Cobes

Jeffrey M Shoup

Gregory L Peer

Todd L Summe

Thomas J Murphy

Kevin R Pinegar

Daniel Bergstrom

Miloslav Novak

Matthew P Kiley

Deryck H Serrano

L Edgar Forsythe

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a system for lifting a vehicle. Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for lifting a vehicle. Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a structure with an integrated cable, strap, chain or the like for the purpose of vehicle lifting.

Systems and methods for lifting a vehicle

A combat tactical modular vehicle structure including a center frame module comprising a front bulkhead a cab portion and a rear bulkhead where the center frame module includes an integrated armor so that the integrated armor is a part of center frame module or the center frame module has at least one piece of armor attached to the center frame module, a front frame module comprising an engine subframe where the front frame module is connected to the front bulkhead by a plurality of mechanical coupling devices, and a rear frame module comprising a gearbox subframe where the rear frame module is connected to the rear bulkhead by the plurality of mechanical coupling devices for selectively connecting and disconnecting the front frame module to the front bulkhead without substantially affecting the connection and the rear frame module to the rear bulkhead without substantially affecting the connection.

Modular architecture for combat tactical vehicle

The modular front end forms the front portion of a motor vehicle. The modular front end includes a bulkhead defining a plurality of integrally formed attachment mounts. A drive train assembly carrying at least an engine of the motor vehicle is attached to the bulkhead at the attachment mounts. A crash energy absorption assembly is attached to the attachment mounts on the bulkhead and generally extends around the drive train assembly. An apron assembly is attached to the bulkhead at the attachment mounts and is generally positioned above the drive train assembly and crash energy absorption assembly.

Method of assembling a motor vehicle modular front end having a bulkhead assembly

Front end apron assembly for a motor vehicle

Bulkhead assembly for a motor vehicle

Modular front end for a motor vehicle

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Jeannette, PA, United States of America

Edward A Timko