Eugene R Sutton

US Patent:

6783185, Aug 31, 2004

Filed:

Oct 12, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/689556

Inventors:

Eugene Sutton - Lehigh Acres FL 33971
Irwin Silberman - Monsey NY 10952

International Classification:

B60R 2200

US Classification:

297482, 2808011, 2 492

Abstract:

A bib and method for constructing a bib designed for attachment to a vehicular seat belt is disclosed. The embodiments disclosed and illustrated protect the clothing of a driver or passenger of a motorized vehicle from any spilled food and/or beverage while in a vehicle.

US Patent:

20010039912, Nov 15, 2001

Filed:

May 8, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/851049

Inventors:

Eugene Sutton - Lehigh Acres FL, US

International Classification:

B60Q011/00

US Classification:

116/02800R, 033/286000

Abstract:

A novel method for aiding a person in parking a vehicle within a desired parking area is described. In certain aspects, the invention comprises securing a reflective device, such as a mirror, to a stationary structure, such as a garage wall, for example. The reflective device has a reference point positioned on the device's reflective surface. The driver moves the vehicle within the desired parking area until the driver views the reflection of a pre-selected feature of the vehicle in alignment with the reference point of the reflective device. Once this alignment is viewed, the vehicle is stopped and thus, parked in a desired position within the parking area.

US Patent:

6378642, Apr 30, 2002

Filed:

Feb 26, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/793812

Inventors:

Eugene R. Sutton - Lehigh Acres FL

Assignee:

Eugene R Sutton - Lehigh Acres FL

International Classification:

B62D 5102

US Classification:

180208, 180214, 180 655

Abstract:

A three wheeled electrically driven scooter having a front wheel drive. The scooter consists of three main components including a steering column having a front wheel attached at its bottom, a platform assembly and a seat assembly having a seat thereon. The front wheel drive includes a planetary speed reducing gear. The steering column is movably attached to the platform in such a manner so that the steering column can be adjusted in various positions relative to a vertical line and relative to the platform assembly. The seat assembly is mounted on the platform assembly so that the seat assembly can swing from a position where a person can sit on the seat on the seat assembly to an inactive position enabling the person to stand on a platform of the platform assembly.