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Summary
This rare 1933 Pierce-Arrow Twelve Convertible Sedan, one of only three remaining, features exquisite LeBaron coachwork and was part of the prestigious John O'Quinn collection. Fully restored in the late '90s by historian Pat Craig, it boasts a factory original 175hp, 462ci L-head V12 engine. This vehicle has won multiple Concours awards, including First Place at the 2010 Paris-Deauville Concours d'Etat FFVE, and comes with a FIVA Identity Card.
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