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Jan 20th, 1946

The first Kaiser-Frazer automobiles were introduced at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation was formed after World War II by industrialist Henry J. Kaiser and Joseph W. Frazer, president of the Graham-Paige Motor Company. They produced several successful cars, most notably the 1951 Kaiser two-door. In 1953, however, the company was renamed the Kaiser Motors Corporation, and soon abandoned the passenger car business in favor of manufacturing commercial and military vehicles.


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Cool site!.. :good  Are we bored today!.. :D  :laugh
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Quote (GoFastRacer @ Jan. 20 2007,9:33 am)
Cool site!.. :good  Are we bored today!.. :D  :laugh

:rotflmao  :rotflmao  :good  :beer   Yep, workin' indoors on planning spreadsheets.... :beat  :D
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Searching history is part of planning spreadsheets I take it!.. :stupid  :D  :laugh  :rotflmao
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We used to have a '69 Jeep Wagonneer, and currently have the carcass of a '65 Jeep Gladiator p/u that were both made by Kaiser Corp.  So they did still make passenger cars, if you consider Jeeps passenger cars.  Actually, the wagonneer was pretty dang nice.  A/C, power steering and power "assisted" breaks  :rolleyes , auto trans and power rear window.


After reading the other pages, it appears that our Jeeps were made in Argentina!   :confused  I'll have to have Jeff check this out, he'll be interested, for sure.

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Quote (GoFastRacer @ Jan. 20 2007,10:42 am)
Searching history is part of planning spreadsheets I take it!.. :stupid  :D  :laugh  :rotflmao

Gathering information on how others have done there spread sheets  :laugh  :rolleyes  :D

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