1936 Pierce Arrow

[X-Frame]

Does anyone have a copy of the 1936 Prestige Sales Brochure that has the following page in it? If so, can you PM me as I would love to have a good quality scan of the chassis and frame sections from this page.

Thanks!

http://www.autolit.net/Graphics/0507/wh1818g.jpg

[West Peterson]

Try the AACA Library.

[edinmass]

The library has the info in the Pierce Arrow Society files. Just ask them to look in the 36 blue sales catalog. I have several of the frames in the shop right now, and if you want some photos just let me know and I'll take some shots of them for you. It's a dump truck frame under a coachbuilt car. Even with the boxing and x brace, the frame still will deflect under severe conditions.

[X-Frame]

The library has the info in the Pierce Arrow Society files. Just ask them to look in the 36 blue sales catalog. I have several of the frames in the shop right now, and if you want some photos just let me know and I'll take some shots of them for you. It's a dump truck frame under a coachbuilt car. Even with the boxing and x brace, the frame still will deflect under severe conditions.

Sure, if you can take a few high res it would help a lot!

Eric

[Diljeet Titus]

Dear X-frame,

Please find attached a scanned readable copy of the 1936 Pierce-Arrow Prestige Brochure. I hope it is of use to you. I am a member of Pierce-Arrow Society (# 3531) and own a 1936 Pierce Arrow 1601 Sedan here in India.

Best regards,

Diljeet Titus

[James B.]

On 5/3/2012 at 11:48 AM, edinmass said:

The library has the info in the Pierce Arrow Society files. Just ask them to look in the 36 blue sales catalog. I have several of the frames in the shop right now, and if you want some photos just let me know and I'll take some shots of them for you. It's a dump truck frame under a coachbuilt car. Even with the boxing and x brace, the frame still will deflect under severe conditions.

 

I see that you offered to take some photos of 1936 Pierce Arrow frames nearly 7 years ago but do not see them posted here?  I would be interested in seeing them myself.  thanks.