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| The Henry J by Kaiser. Pontiac Safari Wagon is stablemate. |
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| Interior was sourced from a donor car. Floor pans need work. |
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| Logo on trunk lid. Now that's a statement. |
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| Flat four Vinny is going to replace. |
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| Heart-shaped rear window is interesting. |
Vinny S. bought a Henry J.
Hull’s top hot rodder has a new canvas to express himself. Introduced in 1950
at the Chicago Auto Show, the Henry J is a Kaiser built as an economy car. The
trunk lid was an option. If the budget conscious-purchaser did not specify the
trunk lid, the storage space was accessed by folding down the back seat and
crawling into the trunk.
Distribution was interesting.
The 1953 model dubbed the Allstate was available through Sears and Roebuck. There
was a time when you could order a car, a house, and everything you needed to
furnish it through the big book. How the mighty have fallen.
Vinny S. plans on putting a
more powerful motor under the hood, painting the body and restoring the
interior. He enjoys mechanical work more than bodywork but he is pleased that
the Henry J. is a manageable size.
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