New Pierce Arrow

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And another, of the TAIL Light. [darned spell correction]

Greg

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The last one for now.

Greg

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Greg……great photos. Any leads on where to get missing parts so I can complete my light ?

I believe Restoration Supply may have the electrical connector end…..Can you get me a photo of the end opposite the electrical chord ?

Also…..what to the head light connectors mounted to the frame look like ?

Many thanks

Rich

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The headlight wire connections to the receptacle on the frame resemble a phone jack but a bit smaller.

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Hi Richard, I probably have the wire connector and socket for the connector and bulb in my pile of parts.

I’ll look to see what my S31 has for headlight wiring.

Greg Long

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My Series 3 has the jack like connectors and would assume this carried through to Series 31-51.The tail light socket is attached to a threaded piece that screws into the tail light housing.At the other end is a lens set in a threaded collar.

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Richard,

Might this be what you are looking for?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Early-Pierce-Arrow-Tail-Light-1915-1919-1920-1924-/132082433331?hash=item1ec0b9fd33:g:rBIAAOSwA3dYkeLd&vxp=mtr

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The wire from the headlight to the frame connection runs through a tube under the fender then is covered by a rubber tube to the phone jack like connection.On my Series 3,the taillight is mounted on the gas tank license plate bracket with a rubber tube covering the wire from the plug to where it enters the tubing on the gas tank.By the way the Engineering Library at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has a huge collection of Pierce Arrow factory photos which show these cars in beautiful detail.

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