Morgan Olson Corporation

Ford Motor Company Limited

Chrysler Corporation

Sportrack LLC

Advanced Accessory Systems, LLC

Robert E Burnham

Frank Anthony Fabiano

Phillip M Ownbey

John Edward Klinkman

Ronald G Saward

Robert H Miller

William R Henderson

Winston Fowler

Timothy A Danczuk

Roy E Bonnett

A system for storing cargo or other items within a vehicle enclosure having a plurality of walls is disclosed. In one aspect, the system for storing cargo comprises a plurality of support posts. In an additional aspect, each support post defines a plurality of U-shaped receiving channels. In a further aspect, the support posts can be selectively secured within the vehicle enclosure. In one aspect, the system comprises means for retaining the cargo within the vehicle enclosure. In an additional aspect, the means for retaining the cargo within the enclosure can be attached to the receiving channels of the support posts.

Infinitely adjustable, modular shelving for vehicles

Rail for a shelving system

Low profile light

An article carrier apparatus for a vehicle includes a cross rail interconnected to an exterior surface of the vehicle, a heat sink positioned within the cross rail, and a light source positioned within the cross rail. The light source is thermally connected to the heat sink such that the heat sink will absorb at least a portion of the heat generated by operation of the light source. The cross rail will structurally support an article attached to the exterior of a vehicle.

Low profile light for article carrier system

An improved pick-up truck includes an integral auxiliary load compartment positioned between the cab and the load box of the pick-up, the auxiliary load compartment having lateral side walls which extend in parallel planar relationship with adjacent portions of the cab and load box.

Pick-up truck with auxiliary load compartment

Partition securement structure is provided in the cargo compartment of a pick-up truck. The cargo compartment has a pair of spaced apart longitudinal side walls with openings therein. Wire retainers are received in the openings. Each wire retainer has a U-shaped recess to receive and removably secure the edge of a partition in place. The retainers have a dual function, being also useful as rope tie-down loops.

Partition securement structure for a pick-up truck

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Robert E Burnham