Yeah!
It's a Crosley!
Powell Crosley invented the "shelf-in-the-door" refrigerator, and also manufactured radios.
He owned a chain of appliance stores, and designed the Crosley so it would fit through the doors of the stores.
The first Crosleys were built in 1939, and had a four cylinder engine made of brazed sheet copper (the COBRA engine). These engines were terrible in the cars, but the U.S. Navy bought a bunch of them to power generators aboard ships.
After the war, Crosleys sold like hotcakes.
The last Crosley came off the assembly line in 1952, I think.
My mom and dad got a Crosley refrigerator (I believe it was actually called the Crosley "Shelvador") after they got married in '54; they gave it away in the '70's, and I believe it is still in a garage where its main function is to keep beer cold. His automobiles may not have been built for the ages, but Powell built one tough 'fridge.