Lloyd C Mostrom

20040090688, May 13, 2004

May 20, 2003

10/441160

Lloyd Mostrom - Arlington VA, US

G02B005/08
G02B007/182

359/850000

The Panorama Mirror Set consists of several individual mirrors attached to a frame which may replace the present rear view mirror or the frame may be adapted to grip the present rear view mirror and support individual mirrors to each side of the installed rear view mirror. These individual mirrors will each be adjustable to reflect a given sector of the sides and rear of the automobile in which installed. The mountings may be such that each mirror has an adjustable mounting on a fixed frame, a fixed mounting on a hinged frame frame or the mirrors may be pre-adjusted on a fixed frame to reflect the sector images for easy viewing by the driver without interrupting the drivers forward view. The key criterion is that the driver can get an instantious image view of any automobile or other obstruction to the sides or rear of the automobile without interrupting his/herr forward view.

20050083595, Apr 21, 2005

Oct 20, 2003

10/687653

Lloyd Mostrom - Arlington VA, US

G02B005/08
G02B005/10

359869000, 359838000

The PANORAMA SIDE VIEW MIRRORS are designed to give the driver of a vehicle a convenient image view of any object present or approaching in the side-rear quadrant on either side of the vehicle on which mounted. They replace the present side view mirrors which have ‘blind spots’ in certain sectors of the side-rear quadrant on either side of the vehicle on which mounted. Each panorama side view mirror may consist of three or more adjacent flat mirrors to reflect adjacent sectors of the side-rear quadrant on the side of the vehicle on which mounted or each mirror may consist of a single convex contoured mirrored surface reflecting an image view of the entire side-rear quadrant of the side on which mounted. The mirror or assembly of mirrors on each side of the vehicle will be mounted on a ball and socket equipped bracket to permit adjustment of the mirror angles to suit the viewing comfort of the driver of the vehicle.

61076945, Aug 22, 2000

Oct 22, 1997

8/955922

Lloyd C. Mostrom - Arlington VA

B60R 2500

307 102

The Baffler is a small and simple assembly of modified common use components hidden within the steering column enclosure. Said components are attached to the upper and lower sections of a cut automobile steering rod and controlled by a mechanical linkage powered by a bi-directional electric motor controlled by a contact on the ignition key core. Said bi-directional electric motor powers said components to interlock to provide normal steering control of the automobile or converesly to seperate said components to provide free turning of said steering wheel without any correcponding effect on the lower section of the steering assembly.

60344423, Mar 7, 2000

Aug 14, 1997

8/911266

Lloyd C. Mostrom - Arlington VA

B60R 2500

307 102

The Frustrator Model E consists of a small unique claw-lever interacting with a toothed collar attached to the automobile steering rod to lock or unlock said steering rod, and activated by a simple arrangement of gears and levers powered by a bi-directional electric motor controlled by electric contacts on the ignition key core, all contained within the automobile steering column enclosure.

59213558, Jul 13, 1999

Jun 26, 1997

8/883595

Lloyd C. Mostrom - Arlington VA

F16D 5100

188 77W

The Frustrator--Model C is a small and simple electric powered assembly of common-use components hidden within the automobile steering column enclosure. It inhibits car thefts by anyone not having the ignition key because normal use of the ignition key controls the flow of electric power which either locks the steering rod through braking action, making the automobile impossible to steer when the ignition key is turned to the `off` position or releases the braking action for normal steering action when the ignition key is turned to the `on` position.