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Here are a few of those Pierce-Arrows parked at the St.Louis Transportation Museum.

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Another.

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Dave doing his thing. It was really impressive. Sorr,y no video.

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Ed,

Being the owner of a ’28 Series 36 I would like to see a picture of it. Sorry I don’t have room for another.

You can also go to the roster page for Paul’s e-mail address.

Dave

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Paul Morris is the webmaster. He would probably be the one to ask. Go to the contact PAS tab on the home page to reach him.

Dave

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Comparing the photos, they look the same to me. I got a lot of spare parts with my car, but no front axle or brake parts. Good Luck on the hunt! The first person I would check with is Pat Craig in Stockton, CA.

Dave

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Charles, This photo is of the pass. front side cover of my 1928 Series 36 touring. Sorry I couldn’t get a better angle. If you need any more photos, let me know.

My Series 36 Parts Manual shows that the cover fits the right front side and the left rear side.

Looks like I need to do some cleaning…….

Dave

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Steve,

Consider your self very lucky if you have no trouble with your California DMV office. Our local office does everything they can to make it difficult. I am still chasing a refund of a $500 use tax overcharge. I handed the clerk the check, she gave me the paperwork, I told her it was calculated incorrectly, she said too late, too bad, contact Sacramento. No response from them so far. I have may other Cal. DMV horror stories. Anyway, I am off thread…

Eric,

In California, there is a form called a “Statement of Facts”” where you can explain the situation and why your title is OK. After a VIN verification by DMV or Law Enforcement they will accept it. You might check to see if your state has something similar. -Dave”

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George,

As of Dec 12 he said he had gotten extra rooms so contact him ASAP. His contact info: Email: [email protected] Telephone: (562) 697-2075 cell (562) 665-0381

It would be great to see you and Greg there. He allows cars to 1932.

I am not going to make Tucson, we’ll be in New Zealand.

Dave

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Hi George,

About that AACA meet in Sonora you mentioned. The Nickel Era Registry (HCCA group) is having a tour out of Murphys, a few miles away, the same week. Maybe all of us Pierce_Arrow owners can have a mini meet somewhere in the middle one day that week. Have a Merry Christmas. Dave

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Ken,

His car is listed as a 7 pass sedan. I know that it has been in his family for many years. I don’t know about the handles. Perhaps someone more familiar with Series 80s will join in.

Dave

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Ken, Here is a picture of the robe cord in Peter Williams Series 80, again, taken at the Buffalo meet (I was begging rides from anyone that would have us). I can’t give you any more information on originality etc., but I am sure Peter can. Peter, are you lurking out there?

Dave

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Ed,

I will send you his contact information by e-mail.

Dave

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Ed,

I’ll check with the person that gave me mine. It is good quality and spiral bound. I just want to check that he is still doing copies.

Dave

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I checked some photos I took of the 1928 Series 36 7p Touring at the Gilmore Museum and one shows the robe rail. Definitely different from the one in the EDLs. So now I guess I have to keep my eyes open for an appropriate robe rail for my car. Looking in the Series 36 Data Book, the overhead view line drawings of the 7p sedan show a shape similar to the EDL and don’t show one in the side view. At any rate, the closed cars and open seem to be different.

Dave

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Since Bill mentioned the parts book, I looked it up and it appears that all of the different body styles have different part numbers. If the photo isn’t clear enough for you to read, let me know and I’ll e-mail it to you.

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Ed,

The picture was taken while riding in the back of Diane Gallets 1928 Series 36 EDL during the Buffalo meet. I do not know if it is original or not. Sorry, no measurements. My Series 36 is a 7 p Touring and does not have a robe rail. Hope this helps. Dave

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The car is currently listed on the Auto Collections website out of Las Vegas.

http://autocollections.com/index.cfm?id=1428&action=details&tab=inventory&cartable=&sortorder=car,year&sr=71

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That week works for us.

Dave

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Here’s the best I could do for an overall picture of the group. The cars were parked close together and there were lots of people looking at them. I did get a few decent shots. I was lucky to get a clear shot of the Duesie.

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