Parts Manuals

[pnw_oldmags]

The First Parts Manual is now online.
1951 Kaiser Combined Chassis and Body Parts List
http://circlekf.com/kflit/PM/kfpm550.html
The Access Via PartNo option is still being worked on - 1800 part numbers keyed and about that many more left.  If you have a slow internet careful with some of the Groups as they are quite large.  The access via options only bring up one page at a time so anyone should be able to try those. 
Hope you enjoy it and can use it.

[kenneth]

Thank You it looks superb!

[84RabbitGTI]

Outstanding work, Jim!

[pnw_oldmags]

1951 Kaiser Parts Manual ... now completed and online  All Parts Numbers linked up to there pages.
Let me know if you see problems.

http://circlekf.com/kflit/PM/kfpm550.html

[Mac_Frazer]

Works great! Thank you!

[pnw_oldmags]

1952-1953 Kaiser Parts Manual ... now completed and online  All Parts Numbers linked up to there pages.
Let me know if you see problems.

http://circlekf.com/kflit/PM/kfpm740.html

This one has to be used in conjunction with the 1951 Kaiser Parts Manual if you have a 52 or 53 Kaiser.

Enjoy

[kaiserkid]

How soon before a 54 K manual comes out?

[pnw_oldmags]

Early or late 54??
Working on the 51 HJ illustrated now.

[kaiserkid]

Late 54K. I have a 54 K with 3 speed and O.D.

[Jim B PEI]

Late 54 K with 3 speed and overdrive? I already love your car without even seeing it!

[Mac_Frazer]

You going to do a 47 Manhattan, sometime?

[pnw_oldmags]

Which Part manual would you suggest for 1947??  Probably the 1947-1948

It is 320 pages.... GULP... that is a lot of scanning and keying but that is my plan.
 

[mbflemingkf]

Jim, this is the one that I use.  Mike

[pnw_oldmags]

Thanks Mike,  This must have been the final for 47-48 Models.  Jim

[kaiserfrazerlibrary]

Don't forget to also scan the November 1946 and the 1947 non-illustrated parts books; some of the numbers for earlier Kaiser and Frazer cars did not make the 47-48 version.  Items skipped include steering wheels and horn pieces (at the wheel) and other trim parts.

This showed up in Wisconsin a number of years ago because Fred Walker used the 47-48 book to pull parts for Gerry Laurin's early Kaiser and Gerry got items that did not fit on his car.