1929 Pierce-Arrow Model 126 Convertible Coupe

Pierce-Arrow produced the finest cars of the Classic Era in the opinion of many savvy collectors. They were way over-engineered and had features ahead of their times in many respects. The Pierce-Arrow was a status symbol, owned by many Hollywood stars, corporate tycoons, and royalty of many foreign nations had at least one Pierce-Arrow in their collection. In American luxury cars, it was rivaled only by the Peerless and Packard, which collectively received the accolade Three P's of Motordom. 1929 was the first year of the eight-cylinder and new company ownership with Studebaker. Out of the eight body styles, the Convertible Coupe is one of the rarest and arguably the most desirable. According to the Pierce-Arrow Register, 205 were made; this is one of 9 known to exist.