1904 Indian Camelback Motorcycle to Sell in South Dakota
It seems like I cut an ad just about every day for Wieman Land and Auction. You know the jingle, they sell the earth and everything on it!
Well, today at the copy machine a guy was telling me I was going to voice an ad about a rare motorcycle that was going to be auctioned off at the Wieman Facility on April 10, 2015. It's a 1904 Indian Camelback Motorcycle. That's right, 1904! This would be one of the grand daddy's of all motorcycles that you see on the road today.
According to Classic American Iron:
This 1904 Indian motorcycle was called a Camelback because of the tank on the rear motorcycle fender under the seat of this Indian motorcycle. Basically a bicycle, the very early Indian motorcycles were quite simple compared to later Indian motorcycle models.
The story behind the motorcycle is fascinating. How much will it bring at auction, we'll have to wait and see. I think it's safe to say that this rare find is under lock and key for the time being. Watch the video now for details.
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