Kaiser-Frazer Corp. (1952-1954)
Willow Run, Michigan
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| This is an Allstate hood emblem (1952-1954) mjs Size: 90mm wide 50mm high MM: None |
The Allstate car was built by the Kaiser-Frazer Corporation for Sears Roebuck, for sale by mail order. The car was basically the same as the Henry J (see Henry J) except for the radiator grille, emblems and some accessories and was offered in four-cylinder and six-cylinder engine sizes.
The Allstate was announced by Sears Roebuck at the end of November 1951. Total production of the Allstate was 2,363 units before it was discontinued in 1954.
An example of the Allstate hood emblem is shown above at the top of this post. This Allstate hood emblem is scarce.
Emblems
The Allstate carried a small chrome metal Allstate emblem on the hood and a larger Allstate emblem on the trunk lid, see examples shown below:
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| Allstate showing hood emblem (1953) autotrader |
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| Allstate showing trunk lid emblem (1953) autotrader |
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| Allstate hood emblem (1952) ms |
An example of the Allstate hood emblem is shown above at the top of this post. This Allstate hood emblem is scarce.
The following is an example of the Allstate trunk emblem. This Allstate trunk emblem is scarce.
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| This is an Allstate trunk emblem (1952-1954) ms Size: Unknown MM: None |
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