The Nethercutt Collection
The Chrysler and The Pierce-Arrow were driven by Nethercutt employees Alex Prosser and David Varn Hagen. Their passengers were family and friends of Grand Marshall, entertainer/actress Cloris Leachman.
1932 Chrysler Custom Imperial Convertible Sedan
Jack Nethercutt drove the beautiful 1910 Pierce-Arrow Model 48 Seven Passenger Touring car with his wife Helen and grandson Cameron Richards in the front seat. Jack, Helen and Cameron were honored to drive the Grand Marshal, TV Chef Emeril Lagasse, and his family.
1910 Pierce-Arrow Model 48 Seven Passenger Touring
The Chrysler and The Pierce-Arrow were driven by Nethercutt employees Alex Prosser and David Varn Hagen. Their passengers were family and friends of Grand Marshall, entertainer/actress Cloris Leachman.
1933 Pierce-Arrow Model 1242 Seven Passenger Touring
The second Nethercutt Collection car was the 1911 Pope-Hartford Seven Passenger Touring, which was driven by Nethercutt Collection Chief Mechanic David Ritter. Accompanying David in the front seat was member of the Board of Merle Norman Cosmetics and the Nethercutt Collection, Travis Richards, with wife Christi. The guests in the back seat of the Pope-Hartford were the Mayor of Pasadena Bill Bogaard and his wife Claire along with Edwin Diaz, Superintendent of Public Schools and his wife Delia.
1911 Pope-Hartford Seven Passenger Touring

Rose Parade

January 1, 2009 we participated in the Tournament of Roses Parade with two Nethercutt Collection cars; the 1932 Chrysler Custom Imperial Convertible Sedan and the 1933 Pierce-Arrow Model 1242 Seven Passenger Touring. Both cars were lavishly decorated with fresh flowers and were used to transport Tournament of Roses VIP’s. The Chrysler and The Pierce-Arrow were driven by Nethercutt employees Alex Prosser and David Varn Hagen. Their passengers were family and friends of Grand Marshall, entertainer/actress Cloris Leachman.

Rose Parade

On January 1, 2008, two highly decorated automobiles from The Nethercutt Collection were driven in Pasadena’s annual Rose Parade.

Staged every year since 1890, this was the 119th Annual Rose Parade and the second consecutive year that The Nethercutt Collection has been invited to drive the dignitaries. The Parade is 5.5 miles in length and takes more than 2½ hours to complete — a real test for automobiles nearly 100 years old.

Rose Parade - Thursday, January 01, 2009
1932 Chrysler Custom Imperial Convertible Sedan
1933 Pierce-Arrow Model 1242 Seven Passenger Touring
Rose Parade - Tuesday, January 01, 2008