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Pierce Arrow

Anonymous user

19 July 2007 00:58:02

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I have a 1977 Pierce Arrow 18' Bow Rider. I am looking for anyone who may have access to the wiring schematic to the cluster panel. My panel consist of RPM, Oil Press, Fuel, Engine Time, Temp, Amp, and MPH dials. It also has Bilge Blower, Bilge Pump, Tilt, Running Lights, Horn, and Ignition switches. Anything close would be a great help.

Re: Pierce Arrow

Anonymous user

27 July 2007 02:00:50

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I have the schematics, if you still need them.

Re: Pierce Arrow

Anonymous user

04 October 2009 16:19:24

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Hi i am looking for any information on pierce arrow boats and or ,there manufacturer. the one im looking at is a 24 ft open bow inboard.i cannot find any info on this boat. thank you. Rick

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Anonymous user

08 October 2009 05:26:42

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I own a Pierce Arrow 21 ft open bow V-8 inboard engine. What information are you looking for?

email me at family1@charter.net

I'm in CA

Greg

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Anonymous user

08 October 2009 12:17:24

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Hi Greg Thank you very much fo getting back to me! where they made in Anaheim, manufactured by who? are they stilll in production. is it a good boat. it seems to have all good equipment used in the construction of the boat. i am interested in buying this 24 ft 454 jet open bow , but the owner knows nothing about it at all. THANK YOU again. Rick spruce grove alberta canada my e mail is rdmcnabb@telus.net

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Anonymous user

25 May 2011 20:41:19

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I also am in need of as much information about Pierce Arrow boats as I can get. It seems that there is none to be found on the internet and I must rebuild the engine in mine. Where do I look?

Re: Pierce Arrow

Anonymous user

25 May 2011 20:59:07

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If your boat has a v8, its a ford 302 which were popular engines for the ford mustang cars.I bought a book at one of the chain auto parts shops. It might have been Pep Boys. Anyways, for the 20 bucks I spent, it proved to be priceless. I was able to rebuild the engine easily. I also found a manual that was very helpful for the OMC outdrive. I bought that book at Boat USA. Another 20 bucks well spent. I dont own the Pierce Arrow anymore. I sold it to a guy from another state. He never saw the boat before buying it but he knew he wanted it and he wanted it really bad. Im not sure why. I was surprised when this guy packed his family of 5 into a chevy pick up that only had a small jump seat in back. All 5 drove four 8 hours to come and buy the boat. One thing for sure. When I owned the boat it looked almost brand new and ran the same way even though it 25++ years old.
Trihull, which made it smooth and steay in the ocean and a real performer on the lake, Thinkg about how much I enjoyued that boat makes me almost wish I didnt sell it. Hope this helps. Enjoy your boat.

you can email me dirctly if you need help with anything.

family1@charter.net

Thanks

Greg

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Anonymous user

08 June 2011 18:35:12

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I have been talking to a guy that has a 1986 Pierce Arrow tri hull i/o ford 302, that wants to sell it to me. I know almost nothing about a boat and want to know if it is a good boat and what it may be worth. The guy says it's in almost new conditiona and I may be going to see it this weekend. Any thoughts/hints/advise?

Please respond to mhill222@gmail.com

Re: Pierce Arrow

Anonymous user

08 June 2011 18:58:20

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It has a volvo-penta inboard engine. I am not too sure about specifics because that is my husband's realm. The boat is an 18 ft, 10 person, 1979 Pierce Arrow

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Anonymous user

14 August 2011 19:14:51

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Is this the one for sale in Healdsburg Ca? I was looking at that myself but can't find any info on it.

I think my father owned on of these years ago but then traded up to a Bayliner. He loved it.