Daimler-benz Ag

Mercedes-benz Aktiengesellschaft

Ludwig Emmer

Rudi Kneib

Michael V Koch

Peter Robitschko

Theodor Reinhard

Ferdinand Greiner

Dieter Scharm

Swivellable screens are known for the protection of rear passengers in passenger cars equipped with folding sliding tops which, however, protect only the rear passengers but not the driver or the front seat passenger of a convertible from the effects of the wind and the sun. It is suggested to arrange the screen such on a headrest assigned to the vehicle seat that it can be swivelled in the driving direction toward the front beyond the top edge of the headrest into an approximately horizontal position above the head of an occupant. As a result of this design, the screen, in a very simple manner, takes over the sun protection, for example, for the driver of a convertible even if this driver does not wear any headgear.

Sun and wind screen arrangement for open motor vehicles

To enable components accommodated in a door cavity of a motor vehicle to be reached conveniently without removing the entire door interior lining, the latter exhibits, at the rear of a storage pocket, an aperture closable by a wall, the wall being removable towards the interior of the vehicle after releasing at least one fastening element--so as to expose an assembly aperture in the door interior plate.

Motor vehicle door interior lining equipped with a storage pocket

An air-conditioned passenger motor vehicle preferably with a partition wall between the front part of the passenger cell and the rear space; a separate air-conditioning installation is provided for each part of the passenger cell which consists of a blower, of an air filter, of a cooling-medium evaporator and of actuating means for the separate air-conditioning installation.

Air-conditioned passenger motor vehicle

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Sindelfingen, Germany

Ludwig Emmer