door pillar

Special high strength steel was used to give the vehicle side impact protection without the need for a door pillar.

A panel on the right door pillar flickered into greenish life.

Two carriage lamps mounted on the door pillars lit up.

An electromagnet is used to switch between the springs at the base of the door pillar.

His legs rotated around the car, shin-bones striking the central door pillar.

The first year model differs from the others in that its door pillars are attached to the removable roof.

The driver watched me through his mud-spattered windshield, broad shoulders hunched against the door pillar.

The most important being the prevention of direct impact of the driver's head with the steering wheel and door pillar.

One example is the 1992 S500 which has an expiry date sticker attached to the door pillar.

An example might be having to replace every door pillar in order to lower a door control button by fifty millimetres.

High strength roof and door pillars, along with other reinforced zones, provided enhanced vehicle occupant protection.

The spare wheel was carried inside one of the rear doors which must have put an enormous strain on the hinges and door pillar.

Trafficators are often located at the door pillar.

My head smacks the door pillar, a sharp reminder that I should wear my helmet, not store it on the floor.

Umbrella holder in door pillar.

But I was too worried about the creature's claw, which snatched at the front door pillar and tugged at it as we drove past.

The hood was narrower, front door pillars were narrower and hubcaps were larger.

He grinned at the old reliably cranky Gabriel and waved the magic card at the door pillar.

They laid John down with his back to the granite door pillar, his plaid folded beneath his shoulders.

The roofline is low and the greenhouse is raked, with blacked-out door pillars.

They took an extra half hour to sandbag the truck's roof and fix spotlamps on the cab door pillars for the night drive.

Many have opera lights - external lamps on the rear door pillars - that evoke the horse-drawn carriage, and the carriage trade.

The door pillars are surmounted by a segmental arch, and above that a round arch of three orders, the area between forming a tympanum.

But the DeVille has not been a true "hardtop" coupe since 1973, and the wide door pillars lead to rear windows that don't open at all.