1930 Pierce-Arrow Model A Enclosed Drive Salon Limousine

In the late 1800s, the Pierce Company earned a stellar reputation for building quality simple household products and bicycles. At the turn of the century, a subsidiary of Pierce had built a few motorcycles. In 1908, Pierce started manufacturing a single-cylinder automobile. This would lead to expansion with the formation of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company. Known for producing high-quality luxury salons and sports roadsters, they quickly established a fine reputation. Utilizing a unique signature grill ornament known as 'The Helmeted Archer', Pierce-Arrows had a very distinct look with a unique integrated fender light design.

In 1930, the desire for prestige automobiles was at a fever pitch, and the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company was producing some of the most coveted cars. This Model 4S Limousine epitomizes the Pierce standard of luxury and class. Riding on a larger wheelbase, this rare body-style automobile certainly qualifies as a true limousine. Among the many features are dual side-mount spare tires, artillery wheels, and a sumptuous grey-cloth interior.

Recently this automobile received complete refurbishing of the drive-train components and mechanicals. The straight-eight engine provides more than adequate power to push this pre-war classic smoothly.