Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Bodies – Structural detail
Patent
1984-03-05
1986-11-18
Reeves, Robert B.
Land vehicles: bodies and tops
Bodies
Structural detail
296 31P, 296188, 428412, 428157, 2643288, B62D 2516, B62D 2904
Patent
active
046231900
ABSTRACT:
A front fender for an automobile molded of a synthetic resin in a manner to provide an even flow of the resin to all portions of the fender in order to avoid points of weakness within the fender. The flow starts from numerous points along the fender arched wheel opening and eventually flows through a groove extending to the most radically remote portion of the fender to ensure flow thereto. Thickened cross-sections are formed along the arched wheel opening and the vertical rear edge of the fender for strength and impact resistance.
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Adachi Ryouhei
Ebisawa Hiroo
Fujimori Yoshitsugu
Kikuchi Nobuo
Wada Tsuneyuki
Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
Pedder Dennis H.
Reeves Robert B.
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