Abstract: An automotive door having a door pocket and an armrest is shown. The armrest is pivotally movable from a normal operative position to an inclined open position to enlarge a mouth part of the door pocket. With this, a relatively large-sized article can be put into the door pocket.

Abstract: Herein disclosed is a window regulator for regulating a glass pane, which comprises a guide rail including front and rear vertical parts and a horizontal part which extends between the front and rear vertical parts to constitute a generally U-shaped structure of the guide rail; front and rear holders slidably guided by the front and rear vertical parts of the guide rail; a first structure securing each of the front and rear holders to the window pane; a second structure for defining in the guide rail two cable guide grooves which extend throughout the entire length of the guide rail; two drive cables axially movably received in the respective cable guide grooves, the drive cables having given portions to which the front and rear holders are connected respectively; and drive means mounted on a given portion of the guide rail for axially moving the two drive cables in opposite directions.

Abstract: A lock releasing device for a fuel tank lid and a trunk lid of a vehicle by a handle positioned beside a driver's seat, comprising first and second levers which are pivotally mounted to a base plate attached to a body of the vehicle and are so biased by spring means as one in one direction and the other in the opposite direction, and a push rod which pushes selectively the first or the second lever against the spring means so that the first or the second lever may release the locks directly or indirectly through pull wires connected therebetween. The handle is connected to the push rod via a push-pull wire. The locks are released by actuating the handle forwards or rearwards.