1951 Kaiser Henry J. Drivetrain: Original F Engine a 134ci Inline 6-cylinder. This is topped by a Carter YF832S 1-barrel carburetor, and back by a 3-speed manual transmission, as well as a 4.10 geared rear axle. Interior Dark brown faux dragon skins cover the door panels. This is taken inside for the bolsters of the seats on the front split bench and rear bench. Inserts are a checked tweed like pattern in tan vinyl. A very utilitarian dash in black with a lower tan highlight houses a rectangular single speedo and gauge cluster arrangement. Black metal abounds on this dash, which is peppered with bakelite knobs and pulls. The headliner is original and is original with some rips near the window surrounds and pillar covering areas. Exterior Washington Capitol-esque profiled grille complete with center spear, dual driving and turn signal lights and large chrome bezel single front headlights. A nice big bumper hang below and lest we forget the script Henry J badge on the driver's side front of the bulbous hood. This hood runs rearward to a chrome framed split windshield, boxy steel doors and a rear quarter that has some fin to brag about. Noted is the swept downward peaked rear window, which was done this way for added rigidity. Chrome K for Kaiser dog dishes covered by wide whites are on all 4 corners.