Pierce-arrow Motor Car Company

What a beautiful machine
I would guess a 1928

I would go 1927-1928, although I am more towards '27.

Dear Drew and Dan,
Thank you both so much for your response!!! I sent a message to your emails. I appreciate anyone who had knowledge of these cars as I was lucky enough to be photographing the Newport RI cliff walk and honestly stumbled upon them! They are great collection of these old classic Pierce-Arrow Cars created in 1900-1938. A rare find! any help is so appreciated!!
Sincerely,
Smiles, Christine

Fabulous machine! I don't know how often you shoot cars, but I've found it handy to do one or all of these things when I'm at a car show -- big or small. If the owner is around, ask him or her about the car and jot down a note or two in reference to your shot # in the camera. If the owner isn't around and you want to do the car justice in your captions and descriptions, make it a point to get a shot that has the model name (I don't mean Ford; I mean like Fairlane or other specific nomenclature). Many models only slightly changed over the years, so grilles, head- and tail-light shots, etc. can also help experts identify the cars for you. I also peruse Google images and try to find the cars that most exactly match my shots. Don't use any one method exclusively, if you can avoid it. Of course, big car shows and juried Concours d'Elegance gatherings usually have event programs for sale that list the cars and their owners.

Good luck!

Watch "Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance" on YouTube
Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance: http://youtu.be/1Rs7cUkeKUY
This is an annual event in my neck of the woods
Hope you enjoy the video

They were some beautiful automobiles.
Apparently Nicola Tesla owned one and converted into electric back in the 30's.

http://waterpoweredcar.com/teslascar.html

Based on what I've been able to dig up this is a '31 or '32 Model 54 Rumble Seat Coupe.

Thanks to all of you for direction and help to identify! I very much appreciate the efforts, I'm getting really close !!! Smiles Christine

There is a very active Pace-Arrow club with a club website. If you email them you will get a response any they will identify your cars for you. I did this last year when they had a show at the Club I belong to. I got there late and the cars were there but the owners were all gong. Only people around where those that were loading the cars onto trucks to go to the next show.

If you get the same guy I got, he will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the cars... and whole bunch more! :-)

Thanks Floyd!!! Great! Will do now!
:) Christine