1931 Pierce-Arrow Model 43 Convertible Sedan

This car is one of the last of a long line of the finest products of the American automotive industry. Note its long-used trademark - the headlights blossoming forth from the fender crown. The vanes in front of the radiator are thermostatically controlled. This vehicle is unrestored and in original condition. The eight-cylinder water-cooled engine produces 124 horsepower. This Model 43 Convertible Sedan was produced by the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company of Buffalo, New York (for a short time, these cars were made in Canada). The original cost was $3,550.