Windshield fixing structure for reducing dead visibility angle produced by front pillar
OwnerKazuhiro Yoshidainventor
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A windshield fixing structure of a passenger car capable of assuring a high safety by preventing a dead angle obstructing a visibility from being produced in the slanting forward direction of a driver which comprises: a windshield; front pillars; and side panels, wherein the windshield is formed of a front part and both side parts and formed in a plate of substantially channel shape in cross section bent to a substantially right angle, each of the front pillars is provided on a body side-face part on the side of a steering wheel in a substantially vertical direction from the side panel, and the vertical width of each of the side panels is gradually reduced from the portion of the windshield substantially just below a bend of the substantially right angle to the portion of the windshield where the front pillar is provided vertically.
A windshield fixing structure of a body for reducing a dead visibility angle produced by front pillars with both side ends of a windshield respectively fixed using front pillars, comprising:
A windshield fixing structure for reducing a dead visibility angle produced by front pillars, wherein said front pillars supported by the side panels extend upward in a substantially vertical position when seeing the body from the side.
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