Abstract: A vehicle door structure having a door frame on which a door side rear view mirror is mounted by a bracket. The bracket is secured onto both the door side rear view mirror and the door frame. The portion where the bracket is secured onto the door frame, comprises two part. The first part of the bracket is such a part as a fastener is provided to secure the bracket onto the door frame. The second part of the bracket is such a part as the fastener is not provided. The length of the second part of the bracket in the lateral direction of the vehicle is designed to be less than that of the first part.

Abstract: A control device comprising a push rod and a wax valve actuating the push rod in response to the temperature of the cooling water of an engine. The push rod is connected to the throttle valve of the carburetor so that the degree of opening of the throttle valve becomes smaller as the temperature of the cooling water of the engine is increased. The amount of air fed into the fuel passage from the air bleed passage is controlled by the push rod so that the amount of the air is increased as the temperature of the cooling water of the engine is increased. A vacuum-operated, time-delay valve is connected between the air-bleed passage and the atmosphere and increases the amount of air fed into the fuel passage from the air-bleed passage following a brief time delay period after the engine starts.