Kaiser Motors Cotton Polo Shirt
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Carry a piece of postwar American automotive history with this Kaiser Motors cotton polo shirt. Its design honors the company born from the Kaiser-Frazer partnership in 1945 and the ambitious cars built at Willow Run. From the practical Henry J to the distinctive Kaiser Darrin, Kaiser Motors made a memorable mark before its American car production concluded in 1955. A polished everyday choice for collectors, car-show regulars, and fans of independent motor history.
Kaiser Motors grew from Kaiser-Frazer Corporation, a joint venture established in August 1945 by the Henry J. Kaiser Company and Graham-Paige Motors Corporation. The company produced Kaiser and Frazer automobiles at Willow Run, Michigan, with more than 11,000 cars shipped to dealers and distributors by the end of 1946. Its 300,000th car left the line in summer 1948. Frazer production ended after the 1951 models, while the Henry J compact entered production in 1950. Kaiser-Frazer also supplied Allstate-branded cars for select Sears Auto Centers from 1952 through 1953. In 1953, stockholders renamed the business Kaiser Motors Corporation. That year, the company acquired specified Willys-Overland assets and liabilities; its Kaiser Manufacturing division became Willys Motors Incorporated. Production operations shifted from Willow Run to Toledo, Ohio, and Kaiser-badged cars, including the Kaiser Darrin, continued through 1955. The corporation became Kaiser Industries in 1955, adopted the Kaiser Jeep name in 1963, and its auto business was sold to American Motors Corporation in 1970.
Kaiser Motors Cotton Polo Shirt
$38.99
Sale price
$38.99
Regular price
Carry a piece of postwar American automotive history with this Kaiser Motors cotton polo shirt. Its design honors the company born from the Kaiser-Frazer partnership in 1945 and the ambitious cars built at Willow Run. From the practical Henry J to the distinctive Kaiser Darrin, Kaiser Motors made a memorable mark before its American car production concluded in 1955. A polished everyday choice for collectors, car-show regulars, and fans of independent motor history.
Kaiser Motors grew from Kaiser-Frazer Corporation, a joint venture established in August 1945 by the Henry J. Kaiser Company and Graham-Paige Motors Corporation. The company produced Kaiser and Frazer automobiles at Willow Run, Michigan, with more than 11,000 cars shipped to dealers and distributors by the end of 1946. Its 300,000th car left the line in summer 1948. Frazer production ended after the 1951 models, while the Henry J compact entered production in 1950. Kaiser-Frazer also supplied Allstate-branded cars for select Sears Auto Centers from 1952 through 1953. In 1953, stockholders renamed the business Kaiser Motors Corporation. That year, the company acquired specified Willys-Overland assets and liabilities; its Kaiser Manufacturing division became Willys Motors Incorporated. Production operations shifted from Willow Run to Toledo, Ohio, and Kaiser-badged cars, including the Kaiser Darrin, continued through 1955. The corporation became Kaiser Industries in 1955, adopted the Kaiser Jeep name in 1963, and its auto business was sold to American Motors Corporation in 1970.
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