It's under the Kaiser name. Henry J. Is Kaiser's first name, I believe. Kaiser was a good car, and had good products. Just didn't get off the ground the way the others did. My Dad owned a Kaiser for a little while, which we, the family, christened "Blue Bird". I remember it was very roomy inside the cabin and it had the coolest dash covering. It looked like some kind of reptile skin covering that was tuck and roll. Don't remember why my Dad parted with it. Maybe it was because the company had gone under and he was afraid of not getting parts for it. 🤔
Love it! and the Willis too. Gassers are an odd looking lot, but they're cool. Just don't go into a corner too fast. 😉
ReplyDeleteIts a cool one huh! Never heard of Henry J before... Is it a brand/fabricator of its own or under the Kaiser?
ReplyDeleteIt's under the Kaiser name. Henry J. Is Kaiser's first name, I believe. Kaiser was a good car, and had good products. Just didn't get off the ground the way the others did. My Dad owned a Kaiser for a little while, which we, the family, christened "Blue Bird". I remember it was very roomy inside the cabin and it had the coolest dash covering. It looked like some kind of reptile skin covering that was tuck and roll. Don't remember why my Dad parted with it. Maybe it was because the company had gone under and he was afraid of not getting parts for it. 🤔
ReplyDeleteThanks JSF! Its so cool that you always come up with the right info and sharing your personal memories of cool cars in the past. Thanks 4 that 🤘
ReplyDeletefor years i wondered what a un-modified Henry J looked like then came the internet...hahah
ReplyDeleteThanks the Interweb again 🤣😉
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