1947 Indian Chief Roadmaster
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Overview
1947 Indian Chief Roadmaster
This 1947 Indian Chief was restored in Roadmaster Trim in 1997. The bike was purchased as a matching number, rolling chassis project from a museum in Simi Valley CA. The bike was completely and correctly restored using the original parts and new reproduction parts when necessary. The drive train was completely rebuilt including all bearings and moveable parts in the engine and tranny. The bike was featured in Easy Rider Magazine when completed and it has less than 150 miles on it. Stored indoors in the living room 99% of its life, this new motorcycle needs fresh oil, gas, and air to be ready for years of Show and GO !
Mileage
Less than 150 miles on the rebuild, restoration. 33,182 shows on the working, Original Speedometer.
Paint
This correct paint scheme was painted in 1999 by a professional shop using Dupont paint. The bike suffered some scratches during the Northridge CA earthquake and insurance pad for a new paint.apaint shines nicely and is award-winning
Sheet Metal
The majority of the sheet metal is factory original. The tanks were coated with KREEM in 1997.
Chrome
All chrome was redone during the restoration and is bright and shiny.
Mechanical
This machine was professionally restored and rebuilt by a motorcycle shop. All moving parts were replaced and all bearings were replaced. This is a new assembly with only 150 miles on it. It needs fresh oil, gas, and air and then the new owner needs to break it in.
Wheels & Tires
New Carlisle MT 90 - `16 tires front and rear. Rims are original Indian with stainless spokes.
Title
Clear California Title currently on a non op registration.
Valuation Resource Guide
This motorcycle would rate as 1 with a suggested value of $38,205
Accessories
Custom saddlebags mounted in such a way that the fenders were not molested. correct tool box (painted), shift knob, dashboard is 48, Decal is not 47 . Best of show award 2001.