Replacement Vehicle Body Panel with Integral Accessory Mounts
AssigneeNomadyn Inc.
InventorMichael T. Cole
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AssigneeNomadyn Inc.
InventorMichael T. Cole
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A body panel apparatus, for mounting various accessories onto a vehicle, has a panel body and mounts to mount in place of an existing body panel of the vehicle. The apparatus can include a light adapter plate to support a lighting assembly on the panel body in alignment with an aperture within a protrusion formed on the panel body by fastening the lighting assembly to the plate and separately fastening the plate to the panel body. The body panel may include an inwardly recessed socket with a mounting aperture at the inner end of the socket to receive a compressed air coupler mounted therein. The body panel may also include a removable breakout section in proximity to internal mounting posts to support an outlet adapter plate that supports an electrical outlet thereon so that the electrical outlet is externally accessible through the removed breakout section.
A body panel apparatus for mounting a lighting assembly onto a vehicle in place of an existing panel mounted on existing mounts of the vehicle wherein the lighting assembly includes a housing having a lens at a forward end of the housing and a mounting flange with fastener apertures therein about the lens at the forward end of the housing, the body panel apparatus comprising:
A body panel apparatus for mounting a compressed air coupler onto a vehicle in place of an existing panel mounted on existing mounts of the vehicle, the body panel apparatus comprising:
A body panel apparatus for mounting an electrical outlet onto a vehicle in place of an existing panel mounted on existing mounts of the vehicle wherein the electrical outlet includes a housing having an electrical connection at a forward end of the housing and mounting apertures in the housing at a location rearwardly of the electrical connection, the body panel apparatus comprising:
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