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James Alan Nett

from Norman, OK
Age ~54

James Nett Phones & Addresses

  • 2704 Dalewood Pl, Norman, OK 73071 (405) 818-5055 (405) 360-7581
  • 3401 S Meridian Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73119
  • Moore, OK
  • Lakewood, CO
  • Wichita, KS
  • Jefferson, CO

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Us Patents

Hard Shell Tonneau Cover

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US Patent:
57435863, Apr 28, 1998
Filed:
Feb 6, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/796245
Inventors:
James A. Nett - Oklahoma City OK
Assignee:
Covercraft Industries - Pauls Valley OK
International Classification:
B60F 702
US Classification:
296100
Abstract:
A tonneau cover for a pickup truck is provided with a generally rigid panel structure composed of a sheet of polystyrene foam, between two relatively thin sheets of a generally rigid fiberglass or other composite material. A sheet of padding material and a sheet of protective plastic or vinyl, are disposed on one of the two rigid sheets. A side bracket is secured to each side of the layered sheet panel structure. Each side bracket includes a generally "C"-shaped channel for receiving an edge of the panel structure. Each side bracket also defines a generally "L"-shaped bracket portion for receiving and securing, by snap-fit engagement, a side molding piece. A corner bracket is secured to each of two perpendicular side brackets at each corner of the panel structure. The corner bracket includes a receptacle for receiving and securing a corner molding piece thereto. Latches and struts secure the cover to the interior surfaces of the truck side walls, such that no latches or other attaching mechanisms are visible from the exterior of the truck.

Hard Shell Tonneau Cover

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US Patent:
60421738, Mar 28, 2000
Filed:
Apr 24, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/066522
Inventors:
James A. Nett - Oklahoma City OK
Assignee:
Covercraft Industries, Inc. - Pauls Valley OK
International Classification:
B60P 702
US Classification:
29610006
Abstract:
A tonneau cover for a pickup truck is provided with a generally rigid panel structure composed of a sheet of polystyrene foam, between two relatively thin sheets of a generally rigid fiberglass or other composite material. A sheet of padding material and a sheet of protective plastic or vinyl, are disposed on one of the two rigid sheets. A side bracket is secured to each side of the layered sheet panel structure. Each side bracket includes a generally "C"-shaped channel for receiving an edge of the panel structure. Each side bracket also defines a generally "L"-shaped bracket portion for receiving and securing, by snap-fit engagement, a side molding piece. A corner bracket is secured to each of two perpendicular side brackets at each corner of the panel structure. The corner bracket includes a receptacle for receiving and securing a corner molding piece thereto. Latches and struts secure the cover to the interior surfaces of the truck side walls, such that no latches or other attaching mechanisms are visible from the exterior of the truck.

Pickup Bed Tonneau Cover Mounting

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US Patent:
48386022, Jun 13, 1989
Filed:
Feb 25, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/160186
Inventors:
James A. Nett - Norman OK
International Classification:
B60J 710
US Classification:
296100
Abstract:
A device for releasably attaching the marginal edges of a flexible cover to the end and sidewalls of a pickup truck bed includes a bar and channel clamp member depending adjacent the pickup bed inner sidewall flange and supporting elongated rails on the upper limit of the respective end and sidewall. The rails being provided with opposing lateral coextensive slots receiving fastening members securing the clamp members and cover thereto in a manner which fulcrums the clamp members against the sidewalls inner surface to assist in maintaining the cover taut.

Pickup Bed Tonneau Cover Mounting

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US Patent:
47308664, Mar 15, 1988
Filed:
Mar 20, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/028357
Inventors:
James A. Nett - Norman OK
International Classification:
B60J 710
US Classification:
296100
Abstract:
A device for releasably attaching the marginal edges of a flexible cover to the end and sidewalls of a pickup truck bed includes a bar and channel clamp member depending adjacent the pickup bed inner sidewall flange and supporting elongated rails on the upper limit of the respective end and sidewall. The rails being provided with opposing lateral coextensive slots receiving fastening members securing the clamp members and cover thereto in a manner which fulcrums the clamp members against the sidewalls inner surface to assist in maintaining the cover taut.
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