Instrument panel construction with stay

Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Bodies – Dashboards

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24297, 2482213, 248544, 403330, 180 90, B62D 2514, A44B 1700

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047171952

ABSTRACT:
According to the present invention, an instrument panel and a stay are assembled with a device which slidably holds the stay relative to the instrument panel, the device preferably including a hook formed on the stay and a temporary latch formed on the instrument panel.

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Service Periodical No. 401 (BL-6), "Introduction of 910 Series" issued by Nissan Motor Company Limited, pp. 158 and 159, a Japanese Periodical as discussed in the patent application as filed under Background of the Invention.

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