BARRY VAN EVEREN
Pilots at Ptarmigan Run, Loveland, CO

5725273, Mar 10, 1998

Oct 20, 1995

8/546410

Dallas L. Vernon - Louisville CO
Brian C. Coppom - Boulder CO
John C. Dinsmoor - Westminster CO
Barry Van Everen - Loveland CO

Bestop, Inc. - Broomfield CO

B60J 711, B60R 904

296218

A hardtop roof assembly for a passenger vehicle. The roof assembly includes a hard cover over the passenger cockpit. The cockpit cover is completely removable from the remainder of the roof assembly and vehicle and can be selectively secured over the opening above the passenger cockpit or to a rear storage rack for transport with the vehicle. Because it is completely removable, the cockpit cover can also be stored inside the vehicle or left at home if desired. The cockpit cover uses common securing members to selectively secure it over the opening above the passengers or to the rear storage rack. The cockpit cover and storage rack also have corresponding shapes that assume a neat, strong, and compact mating relationship when secured to each other. Additionally, the side edge portions of the cover and storage rack have vertically extending surfaces that abut and substantially mate with each other to add lateral stability and prevent any side-to-side movement of the cover when it is secured to the storage rack.

5556168, Sep 17, 1996

Jun 17, 1994

8/261529

John C. Dinsmoor - Westminster CO
Barry Van Everen - Loveland CO
Michael W. Johnson - Lafayette CO
Grant C. Denton - Boulder CO

Jay Medical Ltd. - Boulder CO

A47C 742

2974402

A wheelchair back assembly suitable for detachable mounting to the back-supporting posts of a wheelchair. The back assembly includes a relatively rigid shell member carrying post-engaging hooks and a plurality of mounting units formed to be mounted on the wheelchair posts. The mounting units are further formed to slidably receive and automatically releasably lock a pair of the post-engaging hooks on the shell member to the posts against unintentional removal of the back assembly from the wheelchair during normal use of the wheelchair. The mounting units are also formed for single-handed automatic unlocking and release of the pair of hooks from the mounting units and posts upon rotation of the shell member forwardly over the wheelchair seat by an amount in excess of any displacement occurring during normal use of the wheelchair.