window pillar

A similar window pillar design had been used on the Schienenzeppelin in 1929.

There were similar capitals on each window pillar.

And, critically, an almost vertical windscreen and rear window pillars.

He took the '40 and '41 Continentals and did a series of opera windows in the rear window pillars way back then.

The Bombardier Itino uses a similar angled window pillar design.

She leaned against the offside door, her strong right arm pressing against the chromium window pillar.

Unlike most, the Z's wide doors incorporate window pillars that rise roof-high and seem awkward when the portals are open.

At the same time a new version of the Panorama was created, using the same shell as the Embassy but with fewer window pillars.

The Coupe de Ville had a golden script nameplate at the upper body belt just forward of the rear window pillar.

It involves cutting the window pillars and removing a section to lower the roof height, to make the car look better (in the opinion of the customizer).

What isn't good are these window pillars, maybe 16 inches wide, that are directly in your line of vision when you turn to look over your left shoulder.

Trams were painted maroon lined in gold or yellow with the window pillars, rocker and upper deck sheeting in cream.

Time schedule running letters were introduced and displayed as red letters on white enamelled iron plates on the rearmost window pillar of the cars.

The split rear bench seat, with three sets of belts, folds flat or can be pivoted upright and secured with straps to the middle window pillar.

Extras featured on the Eldorado convertible were a ribbed chrome saddle molding extending from the windshield to the rear window pillar along the beltline.

The body's structural role in maintaining the overall rigidity of the car body was thereby reduced, placing less stress on the roof and allowing for thinner window pillars.

The window pillar on the first bay was noticeably thicker than the others and gave the impression of size that managed to enhance the appearance of the whole vehicle.

McVicar's livery was a red body with cream window pillars and a brown roof with a McVicar Omnibus Service monogram on the sides.

The distinctive angled window pillar bodyshell construction was previously introduced by ABB/ADtranz on the Regioshuttle.

I pressed my lips against the bared and unmarked dentine of her upper teeth, fascinated by the movement of her fingers across the smooth chrome of the window pillar.

The bullet-shaped spotlights (usually installed in pairs) included a handle which was mounted through the side window pillar of the cab (just above the hood) into the interior of the vehicle.

There are unique vertical door handles mounted high in the window pillars, and the rest of the design is of a piece, intended to slip the car through the breeze with a minimum of fuss.

There was a large ceiling support bracket on each window pillar, an ornate lintel board over the door (later covered by a small notice board) and a perforated ventilation board in the top of the door over the window.