Rotatable seat belt buckle mounting bracket for vehicle seat adjuster
CA 2118416 A1 · Owner: Crawford, Stephen D. · Inventors: Ineich, Jeffrey D.; Gauger, Derek K.; Crawford, Stephen D.
Overview
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A track assembly (46 48) for a vehicle includes an upper track (52) slidably mounted in a lower track (50). A seat belt buckle mounting bracket (102) is attached to the upper track (52) and connects a fixed seat belt (204) to the upper track (52). The seat belt buckle mounting bracket (102) includes first and second angularly disposed legs (200, 202), with the first leg (200) attached to the upper track (52) and the second leg (202) attached to a fixed seat belt (204). An attachment member (218) stationarily mounts the seat belt buckle mounting bracket (102) in a first normal , operating position in which the second leg (202) of the bracket (102) extends upward from a side wall of the upper …
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Why it's free to use
- Filed April 27, 1993. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 27, 2013.
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