The 1928 Pierce-Arrow Model 36 Seven-Passenger Touring featured a 100 bhp, 414 cu. in. T-head six-cylinder engine with 24 valves, three-speed manual transmission, and four-wheel mechanical drum brakes. As one of the last cars made before the Studebaker merger, it represents the original company’s final pure design.
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