Chrysler Corporation

Chrysler Group LLC

James A Willyard

Darrel L Morley

Wayne A Pierce

Edward D Pinardi

Timothy P Lyon

Mariano T Cadiz

Steve Holmes

Steven N Holmes

Timothy Lyon

Mariano Cadiz

Edward Pinardi

A key fob for a vehicle has a first end that is used as a key for insertion into a vehicle ignition receptacle and a second end that defines an opening for internal storage of a separate, removable key. While the key fob will remotely unlock the vehicle doors and start the vehicle engine when turned in the vehicle ignition, the removable key is an auxiliary, mechanical access key that may be used on door locks and interior storage compartments. The key fob will not unlock interior storage compartments and the removable key will not sustain operation of the vehicle engine.

Fob integrated key

Key FOB

A luggage rack is provided for mounting on the roof of a vehicle. The luggage rack includes a pair of elongated side rails securable to the roof. A slot is provided in each slide rail to receive the tongue of a stanchion. A detachable cross member extends between stanchions provided on each side rail. The stanchions permit slidable adjustment of the cross member along the length of the side rails. The tongues of the stanchions and the slots in the side rails are angled outwardly to prevent removal of the stanchions and cross member after they are mounted.

Luggage rack for a vehicle

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Clarkston, MI, United States of America

James A Willyard