Abstract: Ski tow assembly for being secured to the transom of a boat. The ski tow fixture has an elongated vertically aligned body. Legs at the opposed ends of the fixture body secure the fixture to the transom. The body is further formed so as to define an elongated generally elliptically shaped opening through which a tow line is inserted. The tow line is coupled over a finger that extends diagonally upwards toward the transom from a small tap attached to a lower part of the fixture and that projects inwardly toward the transom. The assembly includes opposed rails that are mounted to the transom that are coupled to the opposed ends of the fixture by ears that extend outward from the ends of the fixture.

Abstract: A holder for beverage containers has a back panel flanged for flush mounting on an upstanding support surface and a pivoting base panel and clamp member pivotable between forward extending use positions wherein they can support and grip a beverage container, and a folded non-use position. Movement between these positions is resiliently resisted by a generally square pin-in-hole connection surrounded by circumferentially spaced slots spaced from corresponding edges of the holes by thin, resiliently bendable, leaves deflectable by corners on the pins.

Abstract: A lighted grab handle particularly adapted for use at entry doorways on a large vehicle. The handle has a chamber in one end at an interior facing surface and which contains a recessed light socket. In use, light splashes on the vehicle wall on which the grab handle is mounted, making the handle easier to see in the dark.

Abstract: A light fixture, particularly adapted for use in vehicles, including land recreational vehicles and boats, comprises a base fixable on a mounting surface of a vehicle and including provision for mounting a lamp to shine forward from the base. A light transmitting lens mounts in front of the base for covering a lamp mounted on the base. The lens is convexly shaped and laterally overhangs the base with a peripheral portion adapted to lie close to the mounting surface at a height less than the height of the base. The lens has a central portion extending from the peripheral portion and overlapping the base for transmitting light from a lamp on the base. A lamp actuating switch is located on the base under the lens and upon depression of the lens by the user changes the state of the switch and the condition of illumination of the light fixture.

Abstract: A holder for containers, such as pop cans, beverage cups and the like has a back panel designed to be mounted on generally vertical support. The holder at its lower end has a base member to seat the bottom of the container and at its upper end a pair of arms designed to embrace and hold the container. The arms are supported on a track for independent sliding movement to provide adjustment of the size of the opening between the arms. Detent means provide resistance to the sliding movement at various increments of spacing between the arms.