Abstract: A vehicle venting assembly includes a panel that has an outer surface, an inner surface and a perimeter edge extending between the outer and inner surfaces. The perimeter edge includes a top edge, a bottom edge, a forward edge and a rear edge. The top edge has a shape matching a contour of an upper edge of a vehicle door window opening. The top edge is removably extendable into a window receiving slot of the upper edge. The panel has a vent opening therein extending through the outer and inner surfaces. A tube is coextensive with a peripheral edge of the vent opening and extends outwardly away from the outer surface. The inner surface faces an interior of the vehicle when the top edge is in the upper edge.

Abstract: An air vent is mounted in a vehicle window frame. The air vent includes a one-piece body having an interior face and an exterior face. An air pathway extends between a first opening in the interior face to a second opening in the exterior face. An elongated window channel is also provided in the body for receiving the window over which the air vent is mounted.

Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.

Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.

Abstract: A ventilation system for a car window comprising a body housing 11, blocking plates A (13) and B (14′), and a plurality of airflow members (18, 19, 20, 21 and 55), wherein: the plurality of airflow members (18, 19, 20, 21, 55) are arranged in layers in an inner chamber following a ventilation opening 11a of the body housing (11); and a cover plate (56) which can be opened/closed to adjust the quantity of air flowing through all the airflow members (18, 19, 20, 21 and 55) is provided on a cover frame (52) to which the innermost airflow member (55) is attached, whereby a ventilating function is given to the car window so that the quantity of air flowing through the car window can be adjusted at option.

Abstract: A visor attachable above a side window of a vehicle with a portion curving and extending outwardly and in accordance with the configuration of the forward and top edges of the window opening to shield and deflect rain, snow and noise from entering the passenger compartment through a partially opened window and a wall forming a recessed area in a portion of the visor to reduce air pressure therein as the vehicle travels forward, the wall also forming an inner pocket on the inside of the visor and the wall provided with a plurality of spaced apart small round holes extending through the wall to cause a venturi effect which ventilates stale air from the passenger compartment through the round holes. A rib extends generally horizontally from the wall and divides the depression into two parallel low pressure channels and an outwardly projecting lip is formed along the outward edge of the visor.

Abstract: A ventilator-glare screen unit adapted to be fit in an automotive window opening, having controllably opened vent hole groupings and an inner glare screen able to be moved from a raised to a lowered position. A wedge-shaped extension piece attached to a forward edge is fit to an angled front window glass edge. A slidable control panel allows different vent hole groupings to be opened or blocked. A hood minimizes entry of rain, etc. into the opened vent holes.