I recently bought a box of old car photo's. Some are marked on the back with the type of car in the photo. This one has Pierce-Arrow written on the back. Is that correct?, Thanks Daryl
I recently bought a box of old car photo's. Some are marked on the back with the type of car in the photo. This one has Pierce-Arrow written on the back. Is that correct?, Thanks Daryl
The hood louvers in groups of 3 were used on some 29 Pierce Arrows
I would say it's 1927 Pierce Arrow with a winterfront and optional head lights.
Thye owner went to great pains to keep the engine warm, but the poor chauffeur had to sit out in the cold.
Don
28 and 29 Pierces had the louvers in groups of 3. Here's a 1928 at Pebble Beach
I'm pretty sure its a 1928 or earlier model 36 Pierce. The headlights were sometimes referred to as "New York" headlights because New York law would not allow the Pierce signature fender-mounted lights.
Don Rundgren
1934 Packard Eight Sedan
1963 Oldsmobile Starfire
1957 Lincoln Premiere Coupe - Gone 11-12
1932 Cadillac V12 Sedan - Gone 7-11
1928 Pierce Arrow Model 81 - Gone 5-11
1963 Buick Riviera - Gone 7-09
AACA, PAS, OCA, PAC
McKinney, Texas
"So many cars, so little time..."
It also has a ( Pines WinterFront) atttached to the radiator which gives it a different look.
Frank McMullen
1928 Ford 49-A Special Coupe
1930 Chevrolet Special Sedan
1941 De Soto S-8 De Luxe Sedan
1948 & '50 Chrysler NY'ers
1941, 1954, 1955-first Chevy trucks
1961 Rambler American Convertible
1965 Ford F-100 long-bed pick-up
1982 Honda Silverwing GL-500 Interstate
Dearly Departed:
1955 De Soto Fireflite S-21 sedan
1960 Chrysler Windsor PC-1 sedan
1961 Plymouth Belvedere sedan
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