Single-Family-Owned 1932 Indian Four

The 1932 Indian Four is a classic motorcycle manufactured in the United States during the '30s. This single-family-owned model stands out not only for its vintage but also for its rich history; originally bought new in 1933 by the seller's father, it was used to transport stocks and bonds for the LA stock exchange. Unique modifications undertaken by racing engineer Al Crocker himself elevate this Indian Four's character further, including the installation of an oil cooler, modification of the exhaust pipe for greater leg clearance enhancement, and relocation of the carburetor. The motorcycle is currently active in a listing, with its current bid set at $89,000.

Last bid: $135,000