1935 Indian Chief numbers matching.

redlinerobert · May 22, 2019

Hi guys,

I'm selling my 1935 Indian Chief as I simply don't have the time to ride.

As stated in the title, this is a numbers matching bike, acquired from a reputable restorer. This is an older restoration, the bike is almost completely original with the exception of the handlebars which are redone, as well as the exhaust. Valve covers and oil pump are from a '38. They are a vast improvement on the pieces available in 1935.
If you have any specific questions feel free to contact me.

$55,000.

Jägernaut · May 22, 2019

Jesus Christ!!!

redlinerobert · May 22, 2019

Oh forgot to mention, I have a DMV approved and restored 1935 California motorcycle plate for the bike that I never put on. Will include if you want it.

oneterrifichog · May 22, 2019

Beautiful Bike! Good Luck on the Sale

Ric. · May 22, 2019

Oh ya! Thanks for posting here. G.L.W.S & PLS keep us posted on how the sale goes.

stmike · May 22, 2019

Nice bike! A friend has one of these that he's thinking of selling, so I'd be interested in seeing what this brings.

redlinerobert · May 22, 2019

Thank you all.

A '38 recently sold for $60k. Many reproduction parts.

ton312 · May 23, 2019

I can’t adford it at all but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want to see more pictures. Not because I want to buy it. I just really want to see more of it.

lucky23 · May 23, 2019

Simply jaw-dropping. If I was single Id sell my house and buy it.

Guppy · May 23, 2019

redlinerobert said:
Hi guys,

I'm selling my 1935 Indian Chief as I simply don't have the time to ride.

As stated in the title, this is a numbers matching bike, acquired from a reputable restorer. This is an older restoration, the bike is almost completely original with the exception of the handlebars which are redone, as well as the exhaust. Valve covers and oil pump are from a '38. They are a vast improvement on the pieces available in 1935.
If you have any specific questions feel free to contact me.

$55,000.

I could probably trade you for my jacket collection.

tweedydon · May 25, 2019

WOW!

You need a kidney?

redlinerobert · May 25, 2019

I'd consider interesting trades.

trapp · May 26, 2019

A hush falls over the lounge as a '35 Indian Chief enters the room.

What a bike!

Retromoto · May 26, 2019

We have a close to 80 year restorer in my area who regularly rides one of these around town and back roads in the county. Certainly gets it's share of stares, interesting sound and appearance. Owner say's he won't own anything he can't ride, that's why they put tires on them.

redlinerobert · May 26, 2019

Thank you guys for all of the compliments.

If I don't get any bids, I'm considering taking it to Mecum.

Retromoto · May 26, 2019

Keep it and ride it. IMO, The day it rolls out of your garage will be the first day of many regrets.

redlinerobert · May 27, 2019

I've contemplated keeping it for some time, and have made up my mind the best thing to do is sell it.

oneterrifichog · May 27, 2019

redlinerobert said:
Thank you guys for all of the compliments.

If I don't get any bids, I'm considering taking it to Mecum.

You might contact "Wheels Through Time" in North Carolina. They are decent folks and it might save you the commissions with Mecum.

Andrew Putnam · May 28, 2019

Wow, Awesome looking bike

redlinerobert · Jul 25, 2019

Well I've not tried very hard to sell the '35 so it looks like I'm keeping it for now. Took it to a local shop to get it looked at and make sure everything is in good working order. Here's a photo of the other side of the bike.

1935 Indian Chief numbers matching.

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