@JohnBloom
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· Apr 18
Nice. I love all coupes. And the colors on this look good. No 1980s Beige/Brown/Orange.
I added it to the marketplace (both Peerless and main). Anybody can add (free) but you need to verify your account first (cut down on spammers)
https://app.rumbleseat.com/admin/marketplace/listing/6696909
· Apr 18
@alsancle
Thanks for getting that in the marketplace. Not a three window coupe, but a nice looking enjoyable Peerless in an atractive body style. I'm not sure about the pricepoint but seems close enough to reality that some negotiation could take place and have it change hands and end up in someones garage getting some love. It isn't like they are sitting on every street corner. If you want a nice looking Peerless coupe, you might wait a while before anothe one comes along.
· Apr 19
This 1929 was in the photos Gord Linkletter took of the June, 2015 Cleveland All Stars Meet. I think there were 8 Peerless cars there next to the Crawford Museum (counting the 3 in the museum), plus many other Cleveland-area marques (Chandler, a lavender Elmore, a Jordan Speedway Ace, a chain drive Packard, Stearns-Knight, Winton). I wasn't there, but did come up with the name for the meet. Richard & Mari Anne Lichtfeld[1916 Mod. 56], Lloyd & Shirley Young[1920 Mod. 56], Gordon and his wife were there[1931 Master 8 owners], as was Peerless Society member Derek Moore[1923 Mod. 66 owner]. Brando Pistorius from the Tampa area restoration shop may have been there with a Peerless, too[they restored a light blue1926 Mod. 80 2-Door Sedan which was there].
· May 2
I see this is now hitting the May Mecum Auction.
· May 3
Hopefully there is no unrealistic reserve and someone who loves it will grab it and share with us here about the car.
this site will no doubt build some support and camaraderie for the Peerless make.
· May 3
@JohnBloom John, as I would suspected, Mecum only accepted it as no reserve. The car will sell very resonably. Hershey would probably bring a bit more money, but then you have transportation costs to deal with.
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