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  • in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #427309

    Are you coming to Lancaster? 

    Hershey 2021 Online Meet Hotel Registration is open, call them at 717-464-2711 use PAS group block, or use the on-line link in the PAS Events drop down under member pages. They need your credit card, but do not bill your the first night. Support the Meet and book your rooms now.

    “At our age, we cannot cancel another year of our lives.” We’ll have more fun in 2021

    Karl

    in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #427151

    It’s going to be Sweet Hershey 20/21 Meet 

    in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #427042

    The 63rd Annual Meet is just 120 days away from today. Do you have a room? Get them now! You have just under 90 days to register for our Meet.

    Friday’s lunch stop along the Susquehanna River, in Wrightsville, PA.

    in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #426934

    On Friday, we will learn who lived in the shoe, in the little town of Hellam. Did I mention it’s our first stop where we will find fresh coffee and donuts?

    in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #426862

    Register now for the 63rd Annual Meet. The early bird tour to the America Treasure Tour will fill up fast, Karl

    in reply to: 63rd Annual Meet Banner Project now available #426822

    David,

    THAT WOULD BE SWEET!!!

    If real, it could be a 20 pound peanut butter cup. They came from a retired Hershey employee. (store displays) The original Reeses plant is on the east side of town and still making millions of cups a year. I wish we had an “in” to show us the production lines. We had a Herco VP in the Hershey Region AACA and I would shoot a trap league with the #3 at Kraft, (Hershey owned) now both gone from the top of this world. Our week will be too full as it is…

    Karl

     

    in reply to: 63rd ANNUAL PIERCE-ARROW SOCIETY MEET #426799

    30 model B

    “We’ll have more fun in 2021”  Join us in Lancaster June 2021

    in reply to: 1970’s lacquer paint #426509

    Big dent
    The only dent.

    in reply to: 1970’s lacquer paint #426471

    Jim,

    I found body filler used about one foot up from the rear edge, in a 2 inch by 4 inch spot, just above the outer rolled edge. They pounded out a dent in this location and left it looking like an orange peel. They must only had a pick hammer and no dolly! The rest of the fender is straight. I will continue to document the results.

     

    in reply to: 1970’s lacquer paint #426421

    rf3

    in reply to: 1970’s lacquer paint #426420

    rf2

    in reply to: 1970’s lacquer paint #426419

    rf

    in reply to: 1902 Pierce Women’s Racer #426239

    Jane, I hope we get Bicycles, motorcycles, wagons and any other Pierce family items on display on Saturday’s show field. If you have room bring them both for sure! Karl

    in reply to: 1902 Pierce Women’s Racer #426235

    Jane, Santa must have you on the NICE list. There is one hallway in the 2021 Meet hotel that will be perfect for cycle racing. You bring both racers and I’ll bring a starter flag! Karl

    Andrew, I would highly recommend that you post this project under the AACA site. This bezel also fits Buick, Packard, and Wills Ste Claire in the twenties. It does not fit Lincoln in this casting because of the trip odometer reset location. You may get more takers if you show the world. Add the above makes and see what kind of interest it brings to your project. Karl

    https://forums.aaca.org/forum/163-pierce-arrow-buysell/

     

    in reply to: Demo of Proposed New Message Board Host – AACA #425570

    David,

    Moderators on AACA get requests to “MOVE” stuff every day because other members think is is in the wrong area or off topic. Some move some stay, most of us have better things to do with the 18 waking hours of our day than to move posts that could be avoided if rules are followed. (Peters Point) New members are gladly helped with posts that need moved by moderating the thread. Long time members should know better.

    WE have always had a Pierce Arrow section on AACA, for now we have expanded it to show you what it can be there. The oil can thread is just an example of success there!

    https://forums.aaca.org/topic/351289-pierce-oil-can/

    Karl

     

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    in reply to: Demo of Proposed New Message Board Host – AACA #425568

    “David W. Coco
    If we end up on the AACA forums, for goodness sake, stay on topic.  Peter G. Just went ballistic as a moderator and there’s now a banner on the site STAY ON TOPIC or some such.  God forbid we talk about other things that come to mind….”

    All,

    This is just simple moderation of the AACA forum. NOT staying on topic has happened here in the old and new site. A moderator can take the post and create a new topic with heading. OR: the poster could start a new thread. That is less work for moderators. Wow just common sense?

    Peters post:

    https://forums.aaca.org/topic/351550-getting-off-topic-please-stop/

    Karl

    in reply to: Demo of Proposed New Message Board Host – AACA #425567

    Snobs Beware:

    I can access the following club site forums without logging in to the site. I can see all posts just as non members can view our posts here.

    https://www.acdclub.org/forum

    I have been looking here for years. Check how some sub-topics have not had a post since Spring of 2020, some earlier! The top two Auburn and Cord continue to be used by it’s members. They also have a AACA page with a link to join the ACD.  They survived this “openness” and continue to give easy internet access to keep interest in the Marques.

    https://www.lzoc.org/

    The Lincoln Zephyr club

    For years I can see this beautiful site. I can go to the classified pages, see the tech experts page, all without being a member, or logging in to this site. If I click on the forums: I get transferred to AACA site just as the PAS is looking at doing.

    Home

    The Stutz Club

    Create a log in and password and you can see all of this Marques site. They just want to know who you are, but welcome you to look and MAYBE someday join the club.

    PAS can lock everything back up, never go to AACA and then have to answer and LIVE with the answer to this question:

    IS THIS GOOD FOR THE NATIONAL SOCIETIES GOALS AS WE MOVE INTO THE MODERN DIGITAL WORLD?

    Most Opportunities only knock once!  Or… lets hide under a rock!

    Karl

     

     

     

    in reply to: Demo of Proposed New Message Board Host – AACA #425443

    Peter,

    Moderators are already on this site. David White and I have been here for this task since we opened the site. Please review the Sunday video demonstration and it explains the job descriptions for moderators.

    “I do not wish to be associated with “classic” Chevrolets, Fords and other mass-produced cars that were spit out on the assembly line in the hundreds or thousands per day.

    We are members of a “Society”and not a “club” and I feel that we need to keep our exclusiveness, just as did the PAMCC.”

    When Moderating anyone’s post my first thought is always going to be: “Is this good for the National Organization? “ Visitors to this site reading your post will not find your greeting as a Past President to be a reason to join our Society. Will I hide or delete your post? No. Very few PAS members first antique car was a Pierce-Arrow. The internet is here to stay. The AACA Forum is the “Pierce-Arrow” of the hobby that all others are measured. We need the open internet to get our friendly message out and find our next members.  Karl

     

     

    in reply to: PAS Gathering at Gilmore #424961

    Randy Roberson has shared the photos below from Sunday’s show. Looks like the weather was wonderful!

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