Freightliner Corporation

O Freightliner Corporation

Michael G Pranger

Mark S Hurayt

Rodger P Garner

Graham P Wildey

A trash container apparatus is provided integral with a truck cab console. A pivotable trash door is positioned on the cab console to allow access to the inside of the trash container for disposing trash therein. The inner sides of the trash container have protrusions to retain the top edge of a trash bag so that the bag lines the container and is capable of receiving trash. The trash container is movable from a closed position to an open position. In the open position, the container is positioned in the area substantially in front of the passenger seat to allow access to the inside of the container for removing any accumulated trash. Slide rails attached to the container are capable of sliding along guide tracks attached to the cab console for moving the container from a closed to an open position, or vice versa. The trash container has a handle for grasping when being moved.

Trunk cab console with integral trash container

A beverage container holder includes first and second beverage container receivers which may be stacked one above the other when stored and also are stacked when positioned in one configuration for use. The container receivers are pivoted about a common upright, most preferably vertical, axis. The upper container receiver includes a rim which defines an opening through which a beverage container may be inserted. The lower receiver defines a recess with a base. The lower receiver may be positioned beneath the upper receiver when in use, in which case the base limits the extent to which a container may be inserted through the rim. The lower receiver includes an upper portion of a first cross-sectional dimension and a lower portion of a smaller cross-sectional dimension, such as sized to receive a standard twelve ounce soda pop container. When in a non-stacked position, the upper receiver is capable of receiving a large beverage container without interference by the lower receiver. When the two receivers are in a stacked container receiving position, a beverage container is supported by the lower receiver.

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Hillsboro, OR, United States of America

Michael G Pranger