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Kaiser Forum / Re: New Here & New Owner
« on: January 16, 2025, 07:33:02 PM »
New info, researched the radiator cover emblem and it's from a car show. Mystery solved.
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Kaiser Forum / Re: New Here & New Owner
« on: January 16, 2025, 02:16:07 PM »
Thanks for the replies. I've seen the registry and will be adding this to it soon. The more I dig, the more I am in awe of the rarity of this vehicle. My new avatar is a pic of the radiator cover with emblem...which is not the emblem I was expecting but my thoughts are this vehicle (probably along with others) were specifically slated for this dealership/outlet, etc., and were identified accordingly. It's a joy to keep finding out new things about this car. It was found at a dealership in Washington State and it got shipped to me.
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Kaiser Forum / Re: New Here & New Owner
« on: January 12, 2025, 05:56:36 PM »
Thanks for the welcome. I don't use Facebook so this forum works well for me. Been going over other folks entries and gaining knowledge from their experiences. Mine is one of those you mentioned. The last four of the serial number are 7684. I was stunned to find the G-P name on the driver's door frame. It had been painted over but I could still read it. Going to be fun! 
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Kaiser Forum / New Here & New Owner
« on: January 11, 2025, 08:25:03 AM »
Hello,
I'm new here and a new owner of a 1947 Graham-Paige Frazer. I've been researching this model for a few months while waiting to receive my vehicle which arrived in mid-December 2024. It's apparent that the previous owner was working to convert it to a muscle car, with the modifications he made but apparently decided not to finish. I will be working to finish work of it but with a focus of restoring it instead of completing the transition it began with. I won't be undoing the modifications due to expense but there are several things that need to be done and I'm already working the plan to do so. I have to say that I love this car and look forward to getting it finished, including painting.
Feel free to ask questions if you like.
Have a great new year, everyone.
I'm new here and a new owner of a 1947 Graham-Paige Frazer. I've been researching this model for a few months while waiting to receive my vehicle which arrived in mid-December 2024. It's apparent that the previous owner was working to convert it to a muscle car, with the modifications he made but apparently decided not to finish. I will be working to finish work of it but with a focus of restoring it instead of completing the transition it began with. I won't be undoing the modifications due to expense but there are several things that need to be done and I'm already working the plan to do so. I have to say that I love this car and look forward to getting it finished, including painting.
Feel free to ask questions if you like.
Have a great new year, everyone.
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