The Vanderveer Trophy
From 1961 through 1991, the most prestigious award of the Pierce-Arrow Society was the Vanderveer Trophy. The trophy was donated by Mrs. Mary B. Hecht (editor of The Arrow for many years) in memory of Mrs. Joseph E. (Marion) Vanderveer, a "Wonderful Woman and a True Pierce-Arrow Enthusiast: Oct 10, 1890 - July 29, 1960". This award was presented annually to the most authentically restored Pierce-Arrow judged at the Annual Meet. The Vanderveer Trophy was retired at the end of 1991 when the Weis Trophy was introduced..
Gerald Schimke, WA
1932 model 52 Club Berline
Roy I. Warshawsky, IL
1936 model 1603 Town Car
Tom Welch, OH
1932 model 53 5-Pass. Sedan
Leon Garoyan, CA
1930 model B Dual Cowl Phaeton
Ernest Follis, CA
1926 model 80 Roadster
Bertram L. O'Neill, PA
1917 model 48-B-4 7-Pass. Touring
Corinne Tycher, TX
1933 model 836 Conv. Sedan
James N. Viara, MA
1927 model 36
Duane Feuerhelm, CA
1932 model 53 5-Pass. Sedan
Alfred Ferrara (deceased), OH
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Robert Reeves Sr., GA
1932 model 54 7-Pass. Touring
Raymond Hovey, NJ
1907 model 45-PP 7-Pass. Touring
Earl Cate, Wisconsin
1929 model 133 Sedan
Douglas W. Warren, CA
1936 model 1601 5-Pass. Sedan
David R. Lipka, NY
1932 model 54 Conv. Sedan
Irving Kaufman, NJ
1927 model 80 Runabout
Virgil Kenerson, Ohio
1933 model 836 Club Brougham
Jimmy Filler, Alabama
1915 model 38-C-3 Brougham
Ted Case, FL
1934 model 840A Conv. Sedan
Virgil Kenerson, Ohio
1933 model 836 Club Brougham
James Ladd, Pennsylvania
1929 model 133 Dual Cowl Phaeton
Wallace Rank, WI
1930 model B Dual Cowl Phaeton
William Accisano, NJ
1915 model 48-B-3 5-Pass. Touring
Seth H. Ely Jr., NJ
1917 model 66-A-4 7-Pass. Touring
Benny Goldflies, Ohio
1920 model 31 7-Pass. Touring
Dick Lundsted, Massachusetts
1926 model 80 Runabout
Henry E. Becker, FL
1917 model 66-A-4 7-Pass. Touring
C.R. Bell, Pennsylvania
1935 model 845 Silver Arrow
William Harrah, Nevada
1928 model 36 7-Pass. Touring
James G. Easton, Iowa
1910 model 36-UU 5-Pass. Touring