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Pierce-Arrow
1909→1913 Pierce-Arrow Model 36 In 1909 Pierce Arrow was renamed from Great Arrow and their smallest car took on the...
1910→1918 Pierce-Arrow Model 66 Produced from 1910 to 1918, the Model 66 Pierce Arrow was one of the greatest Nickel-era...
1913→1918 Pierce-Arrow Model 38 In 1913 Pierce-Arrow introduced their 6-cylinder engine in the Model 38 line. The car was a...
1913→1918 Pierce-Arrow Model 48 The Pierce 48 or 48HP was the longest-running model in the Pierce range and was produced...
1921→1926 Pierce-Arrow Series 33 In 1921, Pierce slight revised their Model 32 into the Series 33 which would be produced...
1924→1926 Pierce-Arrow Series 80 In 1924, a less expensive alternative to the Series 33 was offered known as the Series...
1927→1928 Pierce-Arrow Series 36 In 1927, Pierce updated their flagship Series 33 into the Series 36. In Detail type Series...
1928 Pierce-Arrow Series 81 In 1928, James Way modified the Pierce Arrow lines with new sloping fenders with new eyebrow...
1929 Pierce-Arrow Model 133 In 1929 Pierce-Arrow was purchased outright by the Studebaker Corporation who sent their models in a...
1929 Pierce-Arrow Model 143 In 1929 Pierce-Arrow was purchased outright by the Studebaker Corporation who sent their models in a...
1930 Pierce-Arrow Model A In 1930 Pierce distributed their lineup with the Models A, B, and C. The Model A...
1930 Pierce-Arrow Model B In 1930 Pierce distributed their lineup with the Models A, B, and C. The Model B...
1931 Pierce-Arrow Model 41 The Model 41 was Pierce-Arrow’s top model in 1931. It’s long 147-inch wheelbase was accompanied by...
1932 Pierce-Arrow Model 54 Built in 137, 142 and 147 inch wheelbases, the 54 was Pierce-Arrow’s 1932 model. It used...
1933 Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow Pierce-Arrow was a small manufacturer that produced luxury cars from 1900 through to 1930. Due to...
