1932 1933 1934 Indian Chief & Standard Scout Forum

12/04/2025

Yay Burt.

05/11/2025

The picture shows Sammy Pierce on his P-61 Road Rocket. Pierce, originally an Indian and Norton dealer, loved the Indian motorcycle. After Indian's demise in 1953, he collected all the parts he could find and created one of the largest Indian stockpiles of old NOS parts. Born on a farm near Kansas City in 1913, his entire life was given to motorcycle endeavors. He primarily lived in California, sold Indian parts, and built about 50 new Indians from old parts. In 1967 and 1968, he had a license to sell re-manufactured Indian motorcycles. He has often been credited with saving Indian by gathering old stock, re-manufacturing a few rare parts, and promoting the Indian brand till his death (sometime in the 1980s). The P-61 was a machine he built over the years, and he considered it the ultimate Indian. It dates from the mid-1950s.

03/30/2025

12/31/2024

1939 Indian 74' Traffic Car.
The Daryl White Collection.
Australia

12/22/2024

Light Rail

12/08/2024

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11/30/2024

Super rare Indian model. 1923 Standard with rigid frame.

10/25/2024

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