1932 Pierce Arrow Club Brougham
- The Pierce Arrow Company was founded in 1901 in Buffalo, New York by George Pierce. The company went out of business in 1938
- The marque was truly one of the world's premier motor cars. throughout the 1920s, Pierce Arrow along with Peerless and Packard represented one of the legendary "Three Ps".
- Pierce Arrow was chosen car for the U.S. Presidents Taft, Wilson and Coolidge.
- Pierce Arrow was best known for expensive limited production luxury cars but they also manufactured Commercial trucks, firetrucks, boats, camp trailers, motorcycles and bicycles.
- In 1928 Pierce Arrow merged with Studebaker due to a need for cash. The sales doubled in 1928 with the introduction of the straight 8 engine.
- The Brougham featured roll down blinds for all rear windows, cigarette lighters in the front and rear, free wheeling and a ride control adjustment from soft to firm.
- This Pierce Arrow has all original interior.
- Options include a LaSalle AM radio and a tropic Aire heater
- The engine is a 366 cubic inch straight eight with 125 horsepower.
- the wheelbase is 137 inches
- Original price was $3,100.
