For Sale at Auction: 1932 Pierce-Arrow 54 in Scottsdale, Arizona

Powered by an 8-cylinder engine, this five-passenger 1932 Pierce-Arrow Model 54 is fitted with Phaeton coachwork, as noted in the Standard Catalog of American Cars, and has received over $45,000 in recent mechanical, electrical and tire servicing to ensure strong touring capability. The chassis features its factory-style components complemented by extensive mechanical refurbishment, and the braking system has been fully serviced as part of the recent work. Exterior features include its raked windshield, roll-up windows, dual side mounts, pilot rays, wire wheels, an integrated trunk with an additional trunk rack and the Pierce-Arrow hallmark integrated fender-mounted headlights. The interior is trimmed in red leather upholstery, completed during its restoration. Additional notable features include its restoration performed by White Post approximately 30 years ago and the inclusion of historical photographs documenting its appearance decades ago. This Model 54 has been shown at CCCA events, where it scored 95 points and was awarded a Vehicle of Distinction at the Atlanta Concours in 2019, and it is accompanied by service invoices totaling over $45,000. Provenance includes prior ownership by Al Wallace, Sonny Abagnale and Gene Gazza and, according to the Pierce-Arrow Club, it is believed that only six examples of this body style remain, with 1,554 Pierce-Arrow vehicles produced across all body styles for 1932.