| Kaiser-Frazer Corporation was the last new American auto maker to attain volume production of cars. Building over 700,000 vehicles between 1946 and 1955. These cars were manufactured and assembled mainly in Willow Run Michigan. Some however were assembled in outside assembly plants such as the one located in Vancouver, Washington in the early 50s at the Kaiser Shipyard Facility. The Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club represent owners of the Kaiser, Frazer, Henry J, Allstate, Darrin and Willys cars produced by the Company. |
