1927 Pierce-Arrow Series 80

This 1927 Pierce-Arrow Series 80 rumble-seat roadster represents one of the finest expressions of American luxury motoring of the late 1920s. Finished in red with darker contrasting fenders over black tufted upholstery, it is powered by a 288ci inline-six engine paired with a three-speed manual transmission. Series 80 models featured aluminum bodywork over an ash wood frame, reflecting Pierce-Arrow’s reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and structural quality. This example is distinguished by its integrated fender-mounted headlights—an iconic hallmark of the marque—along with black tubular bumpers, a rear light cluster, and running boards fitted with Pierce-Arrow–branded step plates. Additional exterior details include a passenger-side golf bag door, glass wind wings, a tilting windshield, and a polished radiator adorned with the signature archer hood ornament. A black soft top complements the open body style, while the rear rumble seat folds neatly beneath its fitted cover.