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It’s the 4th of July; let’s have a Pierce Arrow parade! Here’s a thread to post photos past and present of our P-A’s participating in local festivities. We’ll start it out with this one from a couple of years ago.
And we’ll add another here from our town’s Fall Festival where we were the entry for county historical society. (Good thing it was a cool day. The only place you can put a magnetic sign is over the hood vents thanks to the aluminimum body!)
Here’s an “Independence”” day photo of sorts to join today’s parade. This photo was taken in 2010 by PAS member Bill Price in Oregon the day he purchased the late Frank Merrell’s 1601 and the old girl came down off wooden blocks and she saw the light of day for the first time since Harry Truman was president.
And one more for today’s July 4th parade. Here’s Eleanor two years later in June, 2012, now living in Cincinnati, O., and all shined-up and in line to receive her Preservation Award at the Ault Park Concours. Later that same month, the old gal made the trip up to Kalamazoo, Mich. to attend the PAS Nat’l., and with all the tours more than 800 miles driven round trip. Next month, she’s looking forward to repeating that same journey for August’s Gathering at Gilmore.
