1934 Pierce-Arrow Model 836A Sedan

The Pierce-Arrow is one of the great early American automotive producers. Their first offering was the Great Arrow, followed by such greats as the 36, 48, and 66. Their cars were renowned for their quality, durability, and style. Their massive engines easily carried the stately bodies in luxury and comfort. The 1920’s were rough for the Pierce-Arrow Company. The company had been content with their style and their engines. As a result, did not keep up with the changing market trends and new inventions. Before long, they were offering outdated engines and finding it hard to compete.

A beautiful Full classic 836A Pierce Arrow Less than 500 two and four door 836As were produced in 1934. The year of 1934 was one of the most desirable and beautiful designed automobiles ever produced. t has  A dipped V shape front bumper and the slanted raked grill.  It has dual chrome exterior trumpet horns and driving lites. She has Free Wheeling also A Start X automatic starting feature if the car stalls and it works perfect.

The dashboard and window moldings have beautiful wood graining. he interior is in great condition and the car runs. drives. shifts and stops as it should. All lites work good including instrument lites. All chrome is in very nice shape this 836 has optional wire rims and wide white wall tires. The vinyl top is very good also. If you have wanted a great American classic this 836A could be yours they are a better looking model than the 12 cylinder pierce. The 836A has its original 366 cubic inch straight 8 cylinder huge engine with a 3speed tranny it has plenty of power and runs down the road with eaze and grace on its 136 inch wheel base.

The Pierce-Arrow is a very rare automobile. Those of the 1930’s especially so for the fact they were produced in low numbers due to the effects of the Great Depression. Also during the mid thirties Pierce-Arrow was experiencing serious financial problems.

A total of about 1520 total units were built for 1934 which makes any Pierce-Arrow rare. It’s also the first year of the rounded more modern look and with the fastback trunk design.

For Pierce-Arrow enthusiasts there is a unique Pierce-Arrow Museum. The museum is located on the grounds of the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. Most of the exhibits are permanent and owned by the Pierce-Arrow Foundation. The remainder are owned privately and are rotated.