Cabriolet vehicle with articulated frame flaps and soft top lock
AssigneeWebasto-Edscha Cabrio GmbH
InventorsFranz Haberl, Georg Kopp, Magnus Sviberg
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AssigneeWebasto-Edscha Cabrio GmbH
InventorsFranz Haberl, Georg Kopp, Magnus Sviberg
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A cabriolet vehicle having an opening hood which is displaceable between a closed position spanning the interior of the vehicle, and a stowage position which opens up the top of the vehicle interior and which comprises a hood frame which comprises a frame arrangement on each side in relation to a vertical vehicle longitudinal center plane wherein the frame arrangement is mounted pivotally on a main bearing fixed on the vehicle at the rear end and in the closed position of the hood engages through a frame opening arranged in a vehicle edge area wherein the opening can be covered by means of a flap arrangement when the hood is in the stowage position, as well as a locking arrangement which secures the hood in its stowage position.
A cabriolet vehicle, comprising an opening hood which is displaceable between a closed position spanning the interior of the vehicle, and a stowage position which opens up the top of the vehicle interior and which comprises a hood frame which comprises a frame arrangement on each side in relation to a vertical vehicle longitudinal center plane wherein the frame arrangement is mounted pivotally on a main bearing fixed on the vehicle at the rear and in the closed position of the hood engages through a frame opening arranged in a vehicle edge area wherein the opening can be covered by means of a flap arrangement when the hood is in the stowage position, as well as a locking arrangement which secures the hood in its stowage position, wherein the locking arrangement is connected by way of a coupling arrangement to the flap arrangements which are arranged on each side so that an actuation of the locking arrangement triggers an actuation of the flap arrangements or an actuation of one of the flap arrangements triggers an actuation of the other flap arrangement and the locking arrangement.
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