Club Car, Inc.

William David Reeves, Jr

Joseph Mark Butler

Gregory Harris McGraw

John Wiley Jasmin

James Michael Fulford

Benjamin Gilling Braun

Bryon Jon Danielson

Roger Kevin Eubanks

Lydell Delmart Walker

Tam Thanh Mai

The present disclosure is directed to a utility vehicle having a pivotable seat connected by a hinge to a fixed platform. The pivotable seat configured to pivot between a first position and a second position defining a standard seat location and a first wall of a cargo bay, respectively. A seatback is configured to form a second wall of a cargo bay when the pivotable seat is in the second position. First and second opposing side walls are positioned on either side of the pivotable seat. The side walls are configured to form barriers at either side of the cargo bay when the pivotable seat is in the second position.

Personal transportation vehicle with pivoting seat and cargo bay

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

A bracket for attaching an accessory to a strut on a personal utility vehicle includes first and second bracket members. A slot is formed in the first end of the first bracket member and an insert is formed adjacent a first end of the second bracket member. The insert and slot are configured to lockingly connect the first ends of the first and second bracket members together. First and second flanges extending from the second end of the first and second bracket members, respectively are configured to be fastened together and clamp the bracket about an outer perimeter wall of the strut after the insert is engaged with the slot.

Adjustable bracket for accessory attachment on strut

A golf cart is provided with an adjustable golf bag hoop. The hoop is provided with a rod and a cam-locked collar. The collar is moveable along the length of the rod to adjust to varying heights of golf bags.

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Grovetown, GA, United States of America

William David Reeves, Jr