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Enter your Pierce-Arrow related photo(s) in the 2019 Pierce-Arrow Calendar Contest! We’re looking for our January thru December Super Models! Could It Be Your Pierce-Arrow Pal?
All entries will be judged by the Calendar Selection Committee including Pierce-Arrow Society President Rich Lange and Pierce-Arrow Foundation Chairman Merlin Smith.
Submit your favorite Pierce-Arrow related photo(s) from your own collection. Here are the details…
•Photos should be hi-resolution files at least 200 dpi
•All Pierce-Arrow related items will be eligible
•Deadline for submission is May 10, 2018
•Please be sure to include your contact information in your email when you attach and submit your photo
Submit to contest coordinator and PAS member Liz Horne at [email protected]
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We’ve had a good number of submissions, but there is still time to have a chance at winning a page. Please submit your favorite Pierce-Arrow photo whether your Pierce or not.
Dave
David,
Here are photos of my two Pierce Arrows.The earlier car is my 1915 C-3 Five Passenger Touring Car in lovely original condition.From my research,I have determined she was built sometime in the Fall of 1914.The other Pierce Arrow is my 1929 133 Roadster that has only gone 24000 miles and is a car built around the beginning of Fall of 1929.Two Pierce Arrows 15 years apart.I took both photos with my Konica 35mm camera.
David,
I thought I could post both photos on one post but it looks like that will not work so here is the photo of my 1915 C-3.
Nice pictures! You have wonderful Pierce-Arrows. I especially like the 1915. I wish I had an early 5-P Touring in my garage, but I didn’t get into the brass era cars before the values became unreachable.
Please submit the photos to Contest Coordinator and PAS member Liz Horne at [email protected]
David,
Thank you! I am pretty proud of them and have the provenance on both back to new.Prices today are scary and I am so thankful I got into this hobby when I did.I got my first antique car not a Pierce Arrow when I was still a child and yes,there are kids out there who love these cars.