Pierce-Arrow

Pierce-Arrow automobiles were built between 1901 and 1938. and were among the most prestigious of all the car brands.

The first two cars, with single cylinder engines, were built in 1901 and apparently served more or less as demos while dealers were lined up. In 1902 - 150 of these single cylinder cars were built using the name Motorette.

A two cylinder car arrived in 1903 and in 1904 a 4 cylinder car was added. In 1904 2 and 4 cylinder cars were called Arrows. A six cylinder engine came along in 1907.

In 1909 the name of the cars and the company were changed to Pierce-Arrow.

Competition and later the Great Depression took their toll on Pierce-Arrow.

In 1928 they merged with Studebaker, which helped for a few years, but Studebaker would have its own troubles and Pierce-Arrow became independent again in 1933.

The last few Pierce-Arrow cars were built in early 1938.

Antique, Classic and Orphan Collector Car Pictures.

Most of these Pierce-Arrow photos were taken at Antique & Classic Car Shows, which is always a great way to spend a day.

Choose: 1919 and Earlier 1920 - 1929 1930 and Later

1936 Pierce Arrow

Pierce-Arrow Pictures

1919 and Earlier

1911 Pierce Arrow

1914 Pierce Arrow

1920 - 1929

1921 Pierce Arrow 32 Sedan

1923 Pierce Arrow

1925 Pierce Arrow Runabout

1929 Pierce Arrow

1930 and Later

1930 Pierce Arrow

1930 Pierce Arrow

1931 Pierce Arrow

1932 Pierce Arrow

1932 Pierce Arrow

1932 Pierce Arrow

1933 Pierce Arrow

1933 Pierce Arrow

1934 Pierce Arrow Convertible

1934 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow

1936 Pierce Arrow Convertible Coupe

1936 Pierce Arrow Convertible Sedan

1936 Pierce Arrow

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