The 1932 Pierce-Arrow Model 54 Club Sedan, previously offered from the Grand Canyon Collection, and sold for $26,400 USD @rmsothebys Hershey 2023 as Lot 204. This exceptionally original example was presented barn-find condition and underwent a thorough mechanical restoration which included a complete engine rebuild. Celebrated for its advanced design and engineering features, such as fender-mounted headlights and power brakes, it is recognized as a CCCA Full Classic. The car comes from the estat

The 1932 Pierce-Arrow Model 54 Club Sedan, previously offered from the Grand Canyon Collection, and sold for $26,400 USD @rmsothebys Hershey 2023 as Lot 204. This exceptionally original example was presented barn-find condition and underwent a thorough mechanical restoration which included a complete engine rebuild. Celebrated for its advanced design and engineering features, such as fender-mounted headlights and power brakes, it is recognized as a CCCA Full Classic. The car comes from the estat

The 1937 Pierce-Arrow V12 car paired with a 1937 Travelodge trailer represents the luxury automaker's final, innovative attempt to survive the Depression by entering the high-end camping market, offering opulent trailers with wood interiors, plumbing, and period-correct matching details, though only a few hundred were made before the company ceased operations in 1938, making these rare, technologically advanced units highly collectible. The 1937 Pierce-Arrow 1703 (actually the Model 1603) was a

1935 Pierce Arrow Twelve 55 Limousine. (CCCA National First Place Award winner! St Louis Car Museum) The name Pierce-Arrow was once one of the most recognized and respected names in the automobile industry. For 38 years (1901-1938), the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company in Buffalo, New York, produced some of the finest automobiles made. Pierce-Arrows were large, expensive and beautifully built vehicles. During their production years, Pierce-Arrows could be found anywhere the rich and powerful worke