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  • in reply to: A well known, to me, 1932 convertible sedan #413558

    David,

    This same car now to be sold at auction:

    “To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys’ Amelia Island event, 8 – 9 March 2019.”

    Regards-Stu

    http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/pierce-arrow/54/2216562.html

    in reply to: 1936 CONV COUPE #408566

    Thanks Michael,

    Here is a link with a video to the car in the auction website.

    “THIS RARE CAR AND IS BEING SOLD WITH RESERVE AND SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION OF FAMILY””

    http://duncansauctions.com/listings/1936-pierce-arrow-county-club-roadster/

    in reply to: Cyliinder Heads on the Twelve #408317

    Scott,

    John Cislak has made larger carburetor jets for Stromberg EE3’s (and others), we have these on our ’36 and they help prevent vapor locking from alcohol gas. Stu

    in reply to: Cyliinder Heads on the Twelve #408314

    Scott,

    Adding to Ed’s comments, John Cislak sells a fittings kit to install a larger diameter fuel line (approx. 1/16″ larger). This combined with an electric fuel pump has prevented any alcohol gas / vapor lock issues for us on hot days. We also have the original aluminum head on our ’36 Eight which was just recently removed to replace a head gasket; there were no issues either removing or re-installing the head. Stu”

    in reply to: Buffalo News article on P-A Elmwood Ave building & plaque #408274

    Bob, Thank you for posting this article which states the WW I memorial plaque is to be restored and reinstalled.

    Preservation of the deteriorated plaque has been discussed separately on this message board.

    http://www.buffalonews.com/2018/12/07/world-war-i-memorial-at-pierce-arrow-building-hides-100-year-old-time-capsule/

    in reply to: UU2 carburator #413514

    There are now small 3D printing shops who take in counter work. A recent episode of Wheeler Dealers on the Velocity channel needed a car part not available anywhere. A quick trip to a 3D printer business (in L.A.), layout on CADCAM and “how many of these (parts) do you want?” As time progresses, 3D printing cost should come down with improved technology plus competition among 3D printer businesses.

    in reply to: UU2 carburator #408230

    Further to Ed’s comments about the scarcity of UU2 bowls, has anyone looked into 3D metal digital printing? If you have a complete carb with a cracked bowl, a digital metal copy could be made, machined and the internal parts swapped into the new casting. Here’s a link to an interesting video showing current capabilities of 3D metal printing technology.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoEBngJG28Y

    in reply to: water jacket cover for my 30 Model A #413506

    Syd, A quick search of “water jacket” under PAS’ Parts & Services lists 29-38 Eights water jacket available through:

    Blonder-Murray Reproductions

    Dave Murray

    5801 38th Ave. NW

    Gig Harbor, WA 98335-8237

    [email protected]

    Phone: 253/229-9573

    And Olson’s has the gaskets – I’ve just replaced the water jacket gasket on our ’36.

    in reply to: 1930 Series A & Pass Touring for sale on eBay #413505

    David / Ed, here is the link, car is in Missouri. Verbiage:

    “1930 PIERCE ARROW MODEL A SEVEN PASSENGER TOURING CAR 144″ WB SELLING FOR A FRIEND GOOD SOLID STRAIGHT CAR VERY COMPLETE HAS SURFACE RUST MOTOR IS THERE BUT HAS BEEN TAKEN OUT, RADIATOR SHELL PLATED BY PAVLS CHROME, WINDSHIELD FRAME NC INDUSTRIES, SIX WIRE WHEELS SALON STYLE HORNS AND BRACKETS, REPRODUCTION HUB CAPS, NOS HEADLIGHT LENS, LOOK AT PICTURES WELCOME TO COME LOOK AT CAR HERE IN SEMO WILL REQUIRE A $500 DEPOSIT AT TIME OF SALE BALANCE IN 10 DAYS”

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/1930-Pierce-Arrow-A/292822568090?hash=item442d95cc9a:g:h0AAAOSwdUJb8YUt:rk:1:pf:0&vxp=mtr

    in reply to: 1932, Pierce-Arrow 54, Coupe, SOLD at Auction #407584

    Hello John,

    Welcome to PAS!

    For a complete listing of parts available for your car, under Member Pages click on “Parts & Services”” and at the top enter “”1932″” under Search By Year.

    You can also search posts on this Message Board the same way.”

    in reply to: Gathering at Gilmore #407528

    A big thank you to Dave & Diana for hosting their 15th great Gathering at Gilmore.

    Logistically, this is a major accomplishment to direct everyone down the same scenic roads and keep everyone very well fed plus entertained and for 3 1/2 days! And Dave & Diana make this happen every year seemingly with ease.

    Those PAS members who have attended the Stevens’ patented Gathering in beautiful Western Michigan know what an enjoyable and memorable event this is.

    Clara & Stu Blair

    in reply to: 1930 A 7-Passenger Broadmoor Touring #407460

    Bob,

    The 2016 advertisement for it with another photo is archived in the Emporium.

    Go to the SEARCH (at the top) and enter keyword “Broadmoor”” the 2016 ad with a lengthy description will be retrieved.

    Stu

    in reply to: 1930 A 7-Passenger Broadmoor Touring #407461

    Bob,

    There’s a good photo of it on this site.

    Under Announcements, go to 2018 Annual Meet, at the top, click on Previous Meets Photos – then click on Kalamazoo-2012.

    The photos are ascending by year, it’s about half way down.

    Stu

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #413446

    Bill Morris, trying to put a positive “spin” on our 1601’s last flat tire, reminded me, “it’s only flat on the bottom…”

    I’m optimistic these new American-made tubes, combined with Greg Long’s high-temp HVAC tape wrapped around the inside of the wheel, will provide many trouble-free miles.

    I’ll make it a point to take a few photos to post here of the tires and tubes being mounted – most likely in the next few week.

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #413445

    Hi Tony,

    Bill Lyons bought the 5 “extra” tubes from me earlier this week.

    The drop shipment directly from Firestone arrived today.

    GCR Tire (phone # posted above) was sure easy to deal with, why not give them a call?

    Regards, Stu

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #407414

    Tube update: Firestone does not sell retail/direct, but their customer service person referred me to one of their dealers who was very helpful in expediting my order – GCR Tire, Ashtabula, Ohio, (440) 992-4406, I spoke with the manager Shawn Herron who quickly processed my order for one box of 10 tubes (this is Firestone’s minimum order qty.) p/n 534-099.

    Total with Ohio sales tax (I’m subject since I live in OH) was $224.18 and that includes free shipping for this drop-ship order coming directly from Firestone in Russellville, AR.

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #407411

    Hi Jim,

    Today, I called Firestone / Bridgestone Tube in Russellville, Arkansas.

    Their p/n 534-099 which is a light-duty truck 7.00R7.50R16LT tube with a TR-15-CW valve stem is made in Russellville, USA!!!

    See page 2 of their current catalog – direct link attached.

    http://www.firestonetubes.com/

    Thank you for the lead, Stu

    http://firestonetubes.com/uploads/catalog_2011.pdf

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #407353

    George,

    Thank you for the talcum powder information; “tire talc”” is available through NAPA and other auto parts stores.

    Stu”

    in reply to: Tire tubes problems #407340

    Hello George,

    Would you please advise the name of the supplier you obtained the light-duty radial truck tubes from? And where were they made?

    We plan to follow Greg’s recommendation and have already obtained the high-temp HVAC tape; but there’s no point in replacing thin Chinese tubes with more of the same.

    An old car friend who owned a Goodyear store years ago also recommended using generous amounts of talcum powder when the tires are being mounted onto the rim.

    We’ve had 3 flats on our ’36; one more and I might just qualify for an Indy pit crew!

    Thanks-Stu

    in reply to: Elektric sheme #413431

    Hello Arvydas,

    A Wiring and Tune-up Guide (for 1913-1938 models) is available through the PAS Company Store; see the “Members” tab farthest to the right-hand side.

    Good luck, Stu Blair

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