CCCA FULL CLASSIC� RECOGNITIONOUTSTANDING SHOW & EVENT
ELIGIBILITYCOMPREHENSIVE MARQUE EXPERT RESTORATIONSINGLE-FAMILY
OWNERSHIP 2000-2022KNOWN HISTORY AMONG PIERCE-ARROW EXPERTSSTRIKING
OPEN PIERCE-ARROW COACHWORKSTRIKING TEAL PAINT, TAUPE LEATHER
INTERIOR132 BHP 385 CI L-HEAD INLINE 6-CYLINDER ENGINE
3-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSIONHIGHLY EQUIPPED WITH PERIOD
ACCESSORIESTOP-QUALITY, PREMIUM-LEVEL 1930S LUXURY ICON As
the motoring choice of several U.S. Presidents and elite society,
Pierce-Arrow remains one of America's most legendary automobile
manufacturers. Throughout the 1920s, the marque continued at the
pinnacle of the American fine car market, along with Peerless and
Packard, representing one of the legendary "Three Ps."The
controversial merger of 1928 with Studebaker, driven by
Pierce-Arrow's acute need for cash to fund the development of new
models, provided the resources for a new and highly acclaimed
eight-cylinder engine in 1929, finally breaking the marque's
long-standing reliance on six-cylinder power. However, as the
infamous stock market crash and Great Depression loomed,
Pierce-Arrow resolutely continued to focus on its luxury-car roots
and its upscale, discerning clientele more than ever, and to the
end in 1937, the marque never compromised its impeccable and
enviable reputation for quality and durability.This handsomely
restored and well-maintained 1931 Pierce-Arrow Model 42 Touring
Phaeton is well-known to Pierce-Arrow collectors and enthusiasts,
including single-family ownership and care from 2000 to 2022.
According to the Pierce-Arrow Society, the vehicle's previous
caretakers include Hillis C. "Duke" Davenport, Owen Stevens, and G.
Lageaux of Quebec, Canada. The vehicle's restoration was completed
in 2013 by the late Pierce-Arrow expert Al Morkunas at The Motorcar
Co. in Staunton, Virginia, whose credits include the restoration
and maintenance of the ex-Woodrow Wilson Pierce-Arrow for his
Presidential Library Museum collection.Riding a generous 142-inch
wheelbase chassis and powered by a (details), this 1931
Pierce-Arrow Model 42 Touring Phaeton features elegant Teal Green
paint over Taupe leather upholstery with a matching soft top.
Numerous period accessories include a rear folding windscreen, twin
driving lights, Pierce-Arrow's signature "Archer" radiator mascot,
dual trumpet horns, dual side-mounted spare tires, mounting
side-view mirrors, plus wind wings and a folding rear luggage
rack.Rightly recognized as a Full Classic� automobile by the
Classic Car Club of America (CCCA), this lovely 1931 Fierce-Arrow
Model 42 Touring Phaeton offers its next owner a wide array of
opportunities to exhibit it in shows, concours, and marque
gatherings, plus touring events, where its power and prestige will
draw admirers. Add in its handsome open Pierce-Arrow factory
coachwork, strong provenance, and very well-preserved marque expert
restoration, this 1931 Pierce-Arrow Model 42 Touring Phaeton marks
a wonderful opportunity to acquire an excellent example of one of
America's late, great luxury makes. Contact us today and experience
this powerful prewar luxury tourer in person, obtain full details,
and add it to your collection in time for choice Autumn events
before the snow flies!
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