Chrysler Corporation

Daimlerchrysler Corporation

Chrysler Motors Corporation

Manville Mfg. Co.

Harlan E Kifer

Michael G Moore

Andrew D Magic

Andrew P Person

Michael W Wielgat

Matthew E Dukatz

James P Muccioli

Christopher J Pesta

Richard Megregian

James C Carter

Keizo Watanabe

Eugene R Flynn

Richard C Litner

John G Gasiorek

Barry Hutzel

Thomas W Modick

Mark C Miner

Robert C Margossian

Hiroyuki Yabashi

Front face segment of a visor assembly with a removable mirror

A removable console assembly is provided that includes an upwardly extending main body defining an inner cavity. The main body has an open upper side and first and second panels pivotally attached to the main body for providing access to the inner cavity. A locking mechanism selectively locks both the first and second panels to the main body to prevent access to the inner cavity. A mounting assembly is attached to the floor for releasably receiving the main body. A latching arrangement includes a latch extending from a bottom surface of the main body and a handle disposed within the inner cavity for manually operating the latch. An electrical connector is provided and includes a first and second portions. The first portion is carried by the mounting assembly and electrically interconnected to a battery of the motor vehicle. The second portion in selective electrical communication with the first portion for providing power to various components of the console assembly.

Removable console assembly for a motor vehicle

A vehicle seat with a rear facing seat back panel includes a perimeter wall having an upper wall portion interconnected with a lower wall portion by first and second opposed side wall portions. A central panel portion with lateral edge portions recessed from the perimeter wall and connected to the first and second side portions is also provided. An upper edge portion of the central panel portion is spaced apart from the upper wall portion defining an aperture such that the upper wall portion of the perimeter wall forms an integral hand grip. Additionally hooks for holding grocery bags are also provided and a membrane can be added to form a map pocket and umbrella pocket.

Seat back panel

A bucket seat comprising an apparatus for hanging articles comprising a hanger base mounted to a plurality of structural columns of said seat via a cross member passing through a sleeve defined by the hanger base and a plurality of openings in the hanger base defining projections for hanging articles.

Bucket seat mounted apparatus for hanging articles

Vehicle rail module exterior surface incorporating a handle coathook and

Vehicle rail module exterior surface incorporating a handle, coathook

Combined front surface and control knobs for a radio

Front panel for a combined radio receiver, cassette tape player and CD

An item supporting attachment, such as a plastic grocery bag retainer assembly, mounted on a vehicle seat back. The retainer assembly includes a back wall insert and an integrally mounted retainer sub-assembly. The sub-assembly includes a row of spaced-apart shopping bag mounting hooks formed on the outer side of the seat back, and suitable rows of mounting flanges extending through the seat back insert, with a retaining wire threaded through one of the rows of flanges.

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Bloomfield Hills, MI, United States of America

Harlan E Kifer