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Hi Jim

I’m not sure I truly need one. Some people say mine is incorrect. And too small. The trunk with luggage sounds cool. Please send a pic and price. [email protected]

Thanks. Rick

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Great idea. Thanks

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Wow! You would think those giant drums were off a semi.

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thank you William and peggy

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It depends on what you mean “script”. Are you talking about the metal script or a manufactuer emblem?

The manufacturer is allways on the car somewhere but the models are usually on the grille button if an american national/gendron/toledo. There are several other manufactures but most lasted only a few years. The great depression killed most toy manufacturers.

This is the newest pierce arrow I just finished restoring. 1922 American National Pierce Arrow.

If I can be any help to anyone with their wheeled toys, please let me know, because I need all your guys help with my big pierce. Im drowning in ignorance right now. lolol

congrats again Dave. Rick

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Dave,

Congrats on your purchase. The pierce Arrow toys are allways awesome.

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Thanks to all that responded. Rick

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Thanks guys!

I had no idea that compartment was for side curtains. Where was the jack and handle placed?

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Body off next, then the entire drive trane gets shipped off and chassis heads to the blaster

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It is unbelievably solid. No wood rot at all. Only rust out is directly below what I think is the jack storage box in rear compartment. All the testo guys can not believe how solid it is.

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