Abstract: Seat covers for a seat with a headrest are disclosed. The design includes a seat cover for a seat having a headrest, including a backrest cover sized to at least partially cover a backrest of the seat, an opening disposed on the backrest cover sized to allow the headrest to pass therethrough, and a flap sized to cover the opening and that is transitionable between a closed position and an open position. The opening is sized similar to the flap and the backrest cover has a securable slit provided therein. The flap in the open position and the slit in an unsecured orientation enables the seat cover to fit over the headrest, and the flap can be closed under the headrest and the securable slit secured to form a closed orientation.

Abstract: A steering wheel cover in the form of an elongated endless resilient member or band with an endless bungee cord secured along each lateral edge. The cover has a substantially flat relaxed state, for packaging and display purposes, from which state the member may be stretched to a limited extent to allow a central portion of the band to extend around the periphery of the steering wheel rim with the lateral edges extending inwardly beyond the cross-sectional center point of the rim with the bungee cord being placed in tension to retain the cover in place.

Abstract: A receptacle for the collection of litter or the storage of loose items in a vehicle interior is disclosed. The receptacle comprises a container with an integrally formed flap for suspending the container from a vehicle door for convenient access by a vehicle occupant to the container interior. The flap includes a tab which engages the vehicle door window slot and which provides a wedged attachment within the door when supporting heavier loads.

Abstract: A plastic hook mechanism which inserts into a piece of cardboard secured to an item of merchandise is disclosed. The cardboard is secured to the merchandise by wrapping both the cardboard and the merchandise in a clear plastic which is subsequently heat treated to shrink it. Thereafter, the plastic hook is inserted through the sealed plastic and into a hole in a crease formed by a folded-over flap at one end of the cardboard. The hook is collapsible so as to fit through the hole even though the hole is far smaller than the hook's shoulderlike support members. After insertion, the hook's shoulders resume their uncollapsed shape and support the cardboard piece, while the hook protrudes through the small hole to allow the plastic wrapped merchandise to be hung on a display rack.

Abstract: A mud guard constructed of a fiberglass mat embedded in cured liquid plastic body, the body having a decorative, multicolored design of cured liquid plastic material molded thereto. The mud guard is formed in a mold by first pregelling the liquid plastic material comprising the design in a recessed design pattern, applying a liquid plastic body layer over the pregelled design and allowing a fiberglass mat to soak into the body layer. The mold contents are then baked to form a final article.