Polar Blair's Den- 1951 Kaiser

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1951 Kaiser: I just really love the look of this rare, classic car.

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Fun Facts:

The company was originally formed as the Kaiser-Frazer Corporation in 1945.
It's primary facility and corporate headquarters was located in Willow Run, Michigan, USA.
Henry J. Kaiser was an American industrialist. Joseph W. Frazer was president of the Graham-Paige Corporation.
Kaiser cars and Frazer cars started production almost immediately after the end of WWII.
The company was reorganized as Kaiser Motors Corporation in 1953, after the withdrawal of Joseph W. Frazer.
Joseph W. Frazer actually resigned as president in 1948, after too many disputes with Henry J. Kaiser. He stayed on until 1953 as a sales consultant and Vice-Chairman of the Kaiser-Frazer Board of Directors.
Henry Kaiser's oldest son, Edgar, was made president of Kaiser-Frazer in April 1949.
Frazer cars ceased production after the 1951 models.
Shortly before the stockholder meeting in 1953 that saw the company's name changed to Kaiser Motors Corporation, the company bought out the Willys-Overland Corporation (makers of the Willys cars and Jeep vehicles).
Kaiser cars ceased production during 1955.