1952 Kaiser

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Loma O. Johnson's 1952 Kaiser of Headland, Alabama. Inspired by the 1951 GM LeSabra concept car, the build was started in 1952 and completed in 1953. Built by the staff at Johnson Motor Co., the car became known as "The Johnson Special." It was also known locally as "The Car of Tomorrow."

1952 Kaiser Customs

Loma O. Johnson's 1952 Kaiser - The Johnson Special


Cars Using 1952 Kaiser Parts

Front Bumper
Bill Irwin's 1949 Ford Convertible


Front Bumper Guard
Bill Irwin's 1949 Ford Convertible
Louie Bettancourt's 1949 Mercury
George Egan's 1950 Ford Convertible - The Apollo


Rear Bumper Guard
Bill Irwin's 1949 Ford Convertible
Louie Bettancourt's 1949 Mercury


Rear Bumper Tips
Warren Gonzales' 1950 Ford Convertible


Grille Bar:
Chuck DeWitt's 1950 Ford

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