Car and Driver Favorite Car at Concours d'Elegance Of America

After World War II kaiser - Frasier was among the first to offer an entirely new automobile with many new safety features, 7 points padded seat - padded dash - pop-out windshields and more. Amazingly many safety features paralleled with the Tucker. The Kaiser Dragon was designed primarily by Howard "Dutch Darren". Carleton Spenser created a colorful and functional interior. The Dragon was designed to compete with entry-level premium cars like GM's Cadillac. It featured a dealer-installed 14 ct. gold plated medallion on the glove box inscribed "Built Expressly for...". Very few Dragons were built and very few exist. This wonderful example was restored body up - clad in Jade Tint with a Green bamboo vinyl top and carried to the interior door panels and padded dash, and rear window wiper. Powered by 226 a rebuilt 6 cylinder with automatic transmission. Gold wires with wide whites. With all the safety features in tact. Chrome is very presentable and Kaiser front end independent suspension allows this Dragon to roll down the road smooth and quiet. A rare opportunity to own a great Post War automobile. It appears that many features on this car were Tucker inspired. Many comparisons were made between Tucker and Kaiser Frasier - Could the Dragon follow the value of the Tucker today? Call our classic car division at 815-385-8408 for more vehicle information.