The Kaiser Darrin was one of the first
American mass-produced sports cars
with a fiberglass body. During the early
1950s Henry Kaiser asked consulting
designer Howard "Dutch" Darrin to
create a low-slung sports roadster. It
featured novelty doors that slid into
the front fenders of the car.
1954 Kaiser Darrin Series 161 Roadster
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