Abstract: A storage rack for storing an automobile top of the type having a roof, opposed sides, an angled rear section, and a sealing member mounted along the rear edge of the rear section. The storage rack includes at least one upright, horizontal member mounted thereto and extending at right angles with respect thereto, a J-shaped seal protecting member adapted to receive the sealing member of the top disposed on the front of the horizontal member and oriented with the foot extending rearwardly, and means disposed on the upright for supporting at least a portion of the rear section of the roof.

Abstract: A removable roof panel for motor vehicles of the type having an access opening which is adapted to be covered by the removable panel. In a preferred embodiment of the invention the removable roof panel is fabricated from a pair of wire frame members pivotally joined to permit the roof panel to be folded and stored when not in use. The roof panel frame member is covered with a suitable weather-resistant material. In a second embodiment of the invention, the roof panel is fabricated from a plastic material which is of sufficient rigidity to facilitate the use of the roof panel to cover the access opening, but flexible enough to be folded for storage.

Abstract: A storage rack for storing an automobile top of the type which is adapted to be removably mounted to an automobile body. The storage rack of the present invention includes a frame contoured to abut and support a rear wall and a top wall of the automobile top when it has been placed in the rack for storage. A waterproof fabric cover is provided to enclose the top and rack while stored. A plurality of casters are provided to support the rack and allow the rack to be rolled from place to place.

Abstract: A lockable storage compartment and seat for vehicles is disclosed. The storage compartment and seat of the present invention comprises a compartment with a lockable cover having a form which complies with a luggage compartment disposed behind the front seats of a vehicle. The cover is movable from a first position enclosing the storage compartment to a second position wherein access to the storage compartment is provided. When in the first position the cover serves as a seat.

Abstract: A display rack for mounting eyeglass cases and like articles wherein the display rack has a body panel with integrally formed top and base flanges which, respectively, are adapted to releasably attach the body panel to an upright wall or support the body panel in an upright position on a horizontal surface. In the present invention the body panel is provided with a plurality of pairs of laterally spaced slots disposed at selected vertical locations. Each pair of laterally spaced slots is adapted to releasably support a display holder which, in turn, supports an eyeglass case such that a plurality of eyeglass cases may be mounted on the front of the body panel for ease of display.

Abstract: A container for storing an automobile top of the type which is adapted to be removably mounted to an automobile body. The storage container has a main body including an upright wall that is contoured to receive and support the roof and rear window portion of the automobile top and includes lower side walls that are similarly contoured to receive and support the side window portions of the car top. A cover having a Z-shaped configuration is adapted to be received by the body to enclose the automobile top within the storage container. Means are provided for releasably fastening the cover to the body to secure the automobile top therewithin. Bearing wheels disposed in the bottom of the storage container permit the same to be easily moved. In the preferred embodiment the body and cover of the storage container are each of a one-piece, integral, plastic construction.

Abstract: A display rack for mounting eyeglass lenses, mirrors, and like articles. The display rack has a body panel with integrally formed top and base flanges which, respectively, are adapted to releasably attach the body panel to an upright wall or support the body panel in an upright position on a horizontal surface. In one embodiment of the present invention the body panel is provided with a plurality of arcuately spaced support tabs which are adapted to releasably support a plurality of eyeglass lenses. In a second embodiment of the invention a plurality of vertically spaced and laterally opposed support tabs are provided for slidably receiving an element to be carried by the display rack such as a mirror or a removable support panel on which a plurality of articles are to be displayed.