Automotive bumper construction

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2006-04-04

2006-04-04

Engle, Patricia (Department: 3612)

Vehicle fenders

Buffer or bumper type

Combined

C293S120000, C296S037200, C224S042120

Reexamination Certificate

active

07021685

ABSTRACT:
Extensions extend rearwardly from the frame rails of an automotive vehicle and terminate in securement to a cross member. A rear bumper has a channel portion in which the cross member is received. An end segment of the cross member serves to carry a support for a spare tire carrier. The support projects upwardly through an aperture in the bumper.

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