1939 Four (World's Fair)

Soon after the death of William Henderson in 1923, Indian expanded its product line with the purchase of the assets of the Ace Motorcycle Company
By 1936 the Indian/Ace evolution continued with the introduction of the upside down four engine many considered a step in the wrong direction
An option for 1939 was the World's Fair paint scheme which this Indian Four has. It was available on all Indian models that year.
By 1939 the Indian Four engine was right side up again (versus 19367 models) and had updates including cylinders that were cast in pairs
A truly stunning restoration

Highlights

Soon after the death of William Henderson in 1923, Indian expanded its product line with the purchase of the assets of the Ace Motorcycle Company
By 1936 the Indian/Ace evolution continued with the introduction of the upside down four engine many considered a step in the wrong direction
An option for 1939 was the World's Fair paint scheme which this Indian Four has. It was available on all Indian models that year.
By 1939 the Indian Four engine was right side up again (versus 19367 models) and had updates including cylinders that were cast in pairs
A truly stunning restoration