1951 Kaiser Deluxe 2 dr Sedan at Country Classic Cars

[@805ROADKING]

Good stuff Bud!! Interesting Hood Ornament!! I've never seen one before yesterday and now I'm seeing them all over!!☺

[@RamblinAround]

It is weird how that happens. Thanks for taking a look my friend!

[@rexjaru]

I love how these solidly built cars from this era still had effortless style and character, and this ‘51 Kaiser is a fine example of that.

[@bdpopeye]

Beautiful? YES! Solidly built? Oh no. Only luxury cars. Chrysler products rattled and rusted from the factory. Honestly many of the cars from the 40s, 50s & 60s rusted and rattled. They had poor build quality. People who restmod these cars can tell you that. I love orginal survivors. I'm sure most orginal survivors lived a pampered life. Just my opinion.

[@dragonflyquyn898]

Absolutely gorgeous just hope it will be around when I am ready to buy it...great video thanks🤩❤️...!!!

[@williamwintemberg]

I don't remember seeing one of these. A Majestic Beauty for sure!

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks for taking a look William!

[@letapearson2043]

I’ve never seen a car like this one! Divided windshield, large visor, unique hood ornament, and those trunk hinges resembled daggers! Like that you pointed out the refrigerator looking door handles! Beautiful color too! Thanks for the upload, enjoying all your videos! 👍😃

[@RamblinAround]

A lot of interesting little details on this one. It's a unique car that we don't see often anymore. Thanks for having a look Leta, I appreciate it!

[@letapearson2043]

RamblinAround You’re welcome, have a great day! ☀️

[@bdpopeye]

When I was a little boy back in the '50s, I'm 66, I thought the few Kaisers-Fraziers I saw were ugly. really. But on a refreshed look they have moved up to OK in my book. I've not seen one of these in many years. Thanks for posting Jeff!

[@RamblinAround]

Sometimes cars take a bit to grow on you. Thanks for taking a look my friend!

[@stevengibson2892]

"Awesome Videos Jeff and RamblinAround" Thanks Sir!!!!!!!!!!

[@RamblinAround]

Thank you Steven, we appreciate you watching!

[@maddmaxx6730]

Ready for a nice cruise in the country and a stop for ice cream.

[@RamblinAround]

It would be a great car for nice weekend cruise. Thanks for taking a look!

[@doublel7337]

What a great looking car, I never saw a Kaiser that I can remember except a Henry J, so really enjoyed looking at this one. I like how you point out the extra touches on a car. Thanks my friend.

[@RamblinAround]

Glad you like this one, I found it pretty interesting too. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it my friend!

[@arnoldanderson1501]

I can't understand how low the price is for this vehicle. It's absolutely gorgeous, almost show quality and unless the underside is badly rusted, this is a bargain!

[@RamblinAround]

It does seem like a bargain for what it is. It looked to be very solid to me. Kaiser's aren't very well known anymore, so maybe that effects the value a bit.

[@bradgaston3641]

Beautiful model. A bit overpriced and would be much better with an overdrive. These cars have amazing styling and safety features; but weak motors.

[@tombankwel4822]

Absolute stunning car hydromatic 🤟 love that 6 cyl egine just great flathead sounds so good thanks jeff and Jordan for this video

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks for taking a look Tom!

[@catfishjenkem2226]

Man what a Beauty !!

[@ziggassedup]

If that's original chrome cleaned up then I'm impressed.

[@RamblinAround]

I'm not sure what is original and what has been restored, but it sure is a nice example either way. Thanks for checking it out Zig!

[@mikefowler7341]

Love watching your videos, it’s like walking into a time capsule! How did this guy come about all these beautiful cars?

[@RamblinAround]

Thank you Mike, I appreciate that! They are constantly scouring the country for more cars.

[@michaelsylvester7272]

This is very different car that I never heard of. Anyways thanks as always thanks for sharing this great video.

[@catfishjenkem2226]

Thats a great price for that car

[@RamblinAround]

I'm not sure where the Kaiser values generally are, but this does seem like a lot of car for the money. Thanks for taking a look my friend!

[@not2fast4u2c]

I Would look good driving that..I have seen one on TV that was customized and it looked really cool

[@RamblinAround]

I'm sure it did make an interesting custom. I rare see a Kaiser these days and this one is especially nice. Thanks for having a look Jim!

[@theoschuurman6990]

These cars were build in the Netherlands also, at the nekaf factorie in Rotterdam. They were also used as taxi in the fifties. The name of these model was kaiser rotterdam deluxe.

[@shicoff1398]

in the 1940's and 1950's many taxi cabs used the same motor which was the Continental Flathead 6, also used by Frazier, it was a good tough motor and with an Automatic it was GM Hydramatic, a strong transmission. later yellow and Checker marathon cabs used the Chevy six, as Continental stopped making motors , that good old Flathead 6 was called the "Continental Red Seal motor" I recall seeing lots of Kaiser cars as a kid in the late 1940's and 1950's but not as many as GM or Ford and Chrysler. Studebaker and Hudson made their own motors as independent car companies, and both had good motors, especially the Hudson six, a big flathead 6 with two carbs was a factory option, early 1950's .

[@arielachong7577]

I love this car original congratulations ❤😂.

[@stevew270]

Someone sank a lot of money into that old beauty! A guy not far from me had a 51 Manhattan completely restored, it was a beauty.

[@reelreeler8778]

The Kaiser power train should be very dependable with the Continental flathead six and the GM Hydramatic.

[@roygunter3244]

I grew up in the a time when there were still some Kaisers and Fraziers on the road and a Frazier Manhattan with the windshield with the same vee in the middle of it as the rear window on this one. I can't remember ever seeing a two door except a Henry J and only one of those that was running. I knew that the Hydramatic was used in several different automobiles in the late 40s and early 50s that were not GM cars.

[@RamblinAround]

This is the first two door of this body style that I've seen. Thanks for taking a look, I appreciate it!

[@MrPhazook]

Had this same car in 1955 . It spun main bearing 6 mo after i bought it so i pulled engine and put in olds rocket 88 engine and left in borg warner trans with overdrive and converted it to a floor shift with cad lasalle. Forks.

[@davidhaas8821]

We had two '51 4 door Kaiser Deluxes, both bought used. The first was owned by a cousin who had to sell because he was building a home. I ruined the engine by over reving it in high school. We then bought one from someone near us and it had been exhibited at the New York Auto Show when it was first introduced. The owner was a professional car restorer who didn't like radios in his cars. So he removed it and put a second and third glove box where the radio and the speaker used to be. They were great cars with awful steel bodies. The big three (GM, Ford and Chrysler) made sure that Kaiser couldn't get steel. After the company's demise, Kaiser began Kaiser Steel.

[@lizzie8561]

The only flaw I saw was the spot on the hood. I can't decide if it's a rust spot, or bird droppings.

[@scottschmittmusic]

Cool

[@davidbroughall3782]

Seatbelts on a '51? That has to be an extremely rare option, or else installed when they re-did the interior.

[@Machi74005]

Didn't Kaiser get swallowed up in the acquisition that eventually became American Motors?

[@williamwintemberg]

If memory serves me, I think yes.

[@RamblinAround]

Yes, you're right about that. It was Kaiser, then they changed their name to Kaiser Jeep, and then ultimately they were sold to American Motors.

[@TheMrRuger]

I had a '53 keyser manhattan

[@DaBoogie049]

They are almost worthless compared to gm products of the time! Just because they have the wrong Script on the hood! I wonder if they were even better built