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It starts with ease runs and shifts nicely. It is set up with a right hand throttle, left hand shift and a Linkert M344 carburetor for easy starting and minimal maintenance. The oil pump operates as it should and runs on a functioning 6 volt elect...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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It underwent a restoration about 67 miles ago. The bike was stored inside my home with a glass case around it. Its time to let her go. The paint is show quality the Indian emblem is done in silver leaf then several coats of clear sanding between c...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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FOR SALE THIS INDIAN CHIEF IN ORIGINAL CONDITION. RUNS STRONG. LAST ON THE ROAD IN THE 80s. THIS IS A REALLY COOL OLD PERIOD RIDER. THE SEAT AND FRONT LIGHTS LOOK TO BE NEWER REPRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU. Still available at ListedBuy!Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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This is a numbers matching Frame and engine Chief. It still has left throttle, and right spark advance. It was restored a few years back according to previous owner. Tires are vintage Coker wide whites. The engine was rebuilt, and does run well. S...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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This 1941 Indian Chief has an older restoration where at one point everything was removed and reconditioned or replaced. The engine and transmission were completely rebuilt. New Clutch Rebuilt generator New seat New rims New Tires Rear bags are no...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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1947 Indian Chief Selling my dads Indian who passed away, Restored. Numbers matching. converted to 12 volt. Only about 4800 miles since it was restored. Runs GREAT! Center stand needs repair. Still available at ListedBuy!Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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1940 Indian Chief with Goulding side car, very original with added 12V electric start. excellent restoration with NOS Indian speedometer, original sheet metal and 18" wheels. This bike is a great example of the one year only 1940 motorcycle. Clean...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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Indian Motorcycle was in trouble in 1951, never recovering from WWII and it's own business practices at the time. After not offering a Chief at all in 1949, in 1950 they introduced the Chief Blackhawk with a redesigned 80" engine and new telescopi...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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Impeccably maintained and a great ride, she was painted just two years with proper Indian color paint. Bike is perfect and features custom undercarriage lighting. 1565 cc engine. Now has a 96" SS engine (Originally the 88" ). Runs strong! Still av...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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Absolutely stunning indian chief. bike has been FULLY restored, bike is basically flawless, everything works perfect, fit and finish is as good as it gets. Bike has ZERO issues, runs, drives starts and stops perfect. bike has been meticulously own...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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**No Hassle Price**. **Clean CarFax Report**. **No Accident History**.Clean CARFAX.Why pay more?? Experience Stress-Free Buying with No Haggle Pricing and buy with confidence from TLC Motors. your reputable hometown dealer; serving the Carolinas f...
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Vehicle completely restored in 2007. Engine, transmission, primary rebuilt. Runs strong. All receiepts available with sale. Thank you for watching. Still available at ListedBuy!Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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Barn find, hasn't been run in more than 10 years. All original, matching numbers. Original paint, Original chrome, emblems, and accessories. Original leather seat with embossed Indian emblem. Dash cover, front and rear crash bars, windshield inclu...Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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1939 Indian Scout racer. As found. This bike has some California race history and was last raced about 3 years ago. Sold on bill of sale. I can assist with shipping if needed. Feel free to ask questions. Still available at ListedBuy!Over 4 weeks ago on ListedBuyTools
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Call us today to set up an appointment for a demo ride and ask about our finance options! 321-926-XXXX 2022 Indian Motorcycle Scout Black MetallicFeatures may include:Originality Comes StandardA name that goes back a century. An experience that li...
