Club Car, Inc.

James Michael Fulford

John Thomas Bobbitt, Iii

Donald G Samuelson

Mark Wisner

Christian J Eck, Iii

Terry L Canaday

James K Caldwell

Robert H Edwards

William David Reeves, Jr

Bruce Joseph Tenerowicz

Benjamin Gillin Braun

Ernest Jefferson Hynds

Kingsley N Ekinde

Prosper Ogonga

Samuel Crawford

An accessory holder is provided for golf cars to store accessories like golf balls in an easy to access location from outside of the golf car. For example, the accessory holder may be mounted on a vertical strut supporting the canopy of the golf car. The accessory holder wraps around the strut and has gaps that allow the accessory holder to be mounted onto the strut.

Golf car accessory holder

Speaker basket enclosure

Utility vehicle body

A canopy top for a utility or recreational vehicle having improved drainage. The canopy has a gutter extending along a portion of its top surface and a drain hole extending through the canopy. The drain hole has a given configuration with a receiving edge extending along the gutter's collection surface. The receiving edge has a length equal to or greater than a maximum height, taken substantially perpendicular to the receiving edge, of the hole. The hole also has an exit edge extending along the bottom surface and the receiving and exit ledges are tapered toward one another and joined by an arcuate transition portion.

Vehicle canopy top with an improved drainage system

A support device is provided for a seat assembly of a golf car. The support device has a base including an elongated shell bounding an interior space. The shell preferably has a first, enclosed end, a second, opposing end defining an elongated opening into the interior space and a sidewall extending between the ends. A support tube bounds an interior space and has a generally bended shape and two opposing ends, each tube end being integrally formed with the enclosed end of the base shell. Further, two mounting brackets are each integrally formed with the sidewall of the base shell and each includes a mounting plate. The mounting plate has a first, generally flat surface disposeable against the golf car seat and configured for attachment to the seat assembly to attach the support device to the golf car. Preferably, a plurality of reinforcing ribs extends between opposing interior surfaces of the base shell. Furthermore, another set of reinforcing ribs preferably extend vertically from a second, opposing surface of the mounting bracket plate such that the bracket has a substantial vertical thickness. Preferably, the support device is provided in both a left-hand configuration and a right-hand configuration, such that one device of each configuration is attached to a separate, opposing end of the seat assembly.

Support device for a golf car seat assembly

A motorized golf car includes a sing-sheet thermoplastic sunroof having a plurality of hollow stiffener channels formed therein to stiffen the canopy. A first, hollow stiffener channel is formed at the perimeter of the canopy edges, along the front and side perimeters. A plurality of second stiffener channels are formed in the sheet in-board of the first stiffener channel. A first drain gutter, sloped back-to-front, is provided in the canopy, and a second drain gutter, sloped front-to-back, is provided in the canopy to drain water from the top surface of the canopy.

Sunroof canopy for a golf car

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Evans, GA, United States of America

James Michael Fulford