The 1934-35 Studebaker Land Cruiser borrowed its sloping, aerodynamically inspired tail from the Pierce Silver Arrow. There’s no mystery at all about the inspiration for the 1934 Studebaker Land Cruiser: It was none other than the Pierce Silver Arrow. (See our feature here.) From 1928 to 1933, Pierce-Arrow was a division of Studebaker, and the five 1933 Silver Arrows were built in the Studebaker prototype shops in South Bend, Indiana. Designe…
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