| Car Description | Color | Click on Image |
| Kaiser Manhattan 2dr Sedan Postcard. In 1954 the Kaiser Motors Corporation nearing their demise lost little of the marketing flair that they had used in earlier add campaignes. Unfortunatly as advertising dollars disappeared the variety and frequency of adds decreased. | Palm Beach Ivory /Copperdust |  |
| 1954 saw Kaiser merging operations with the newly aquired Willys Motors of Toledo OH. By this time budgets for product development were virtually nonexistant. A McCulloch supercharger was added to the 226 L-Head Continental engine to compete in the horsepower war of the 50's. Kaiser also looked to the Buick XP-300 show car for revised front end sheet metal (Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick?, by 1954 most people did.). To save money the bumpers were modified 1951 Kaiser. | Palm Beach Ivory /Island Green |  |
| The rear of the Kaiser received a minor face lift. New for 54 were three piece Safty-Glow tail lights, and a three piece rear window. The increase in glass area Kaiser boasted would make a picture window 6' X 4.5' Largest in the industry | Palm Beach Ivory /Island Green |  |
| New Interiors for the 1954 Manhattan were used. Highlights included a revised dash and instrument clustor. Interiors continued to be luxurious with revised materials and paterns. The pictured car is an early production Manhattan, I owned the car from 1988-1995. It is now in Michigan undergoing an extensive restoration. | Palm Beach Ivory /Island Green |  |
