When I worked at an SCI firm in the late 80s we had a couple of el-cheapo 6 door cars built on the RWD Buick LeSabre chassis, they were 84 or 85 models. Anyway,, they were not from one of the big coachbuilders, I seem to recall that they were Henry Brothers cars. The only reference I have seen to the firm is that the Henry's started at Cotner Bevington, went off on their own in Manila Arkansas at some point. Anybody knew more?
As an aside, we routinely got our butts chewed by families about these cars: they had base-model cloth upholstery, very little chrome trim, and one even had crank windows. They were expecting a Cadillac and got a stripped-down Buick instead. I had one guy ask why in the world they couldn't have at least started with a Park Avenue, not a LeSabre?!
As an aside, we routinely got our butts chewed by families about these cars: they had base-model cloth upholstery, very little chrome trim, and one even had crank windows. They were expecting a Cadillac and got a stripped-down Buick instead. I had one guy ask why in the world they couldn't have at least started with a Park Avenue, not a LeSabre?!