Rearview mirror support bracket
CA 1203100 A · Owner: Donnelly Mirrors, Inc. · Inventors: Norton, Robert L.; Dipper, Barry; Stegenga, Philip D.
Overview
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A rearview mirror support bracket is disclosed having a body defining a front surface a rear surface, a, top end and a bottom end. A pair of elongated spaced, opposed clips are formed on the back surface of the body. The clips define grooves for receipt of a windshield mounted button. The body has an l-beam configuration in cross section and includes a central web and front and rear flanges defining the front and back surfaces. A wall surrounds the opposed clips and defines an open end through which the button may be slid. Resilient tension and support members are defined by the rear flange in the clip area. At least one resilient retainer is defined by the rear flange. The retainer engages …
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- Granted April 15, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 15, 2003.
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