1910 Peerless Model 27 Touring

Although less known than Pierce-Arrow or Packard, Peerless had a similar well-founded reputation for creating cars offering excellence and luxury back in the automobile's early days. In fact, these three prestigious automakers were often referenced together as 'the three Ps.' Peerless began to distribute cars in 1900 and was going strong until the Great Depression put an end to production. The Model 27 has a 30 horsepower engine at its heart and this particular 27 is clothed in Rois des Belges Tourer coachwork. Although the car's early history is not known it has been in the hands of several caring enthusiasts since 1960. The current owners acquired the car in 2015 and what started as an effort to fix a broken valve spring soon led to the car's complete restoration.