Original, unrestored Indians are getting harder to find. Even harder are those in presentable, original shape. This 1951 Indian Warrior is claimed to be "95% original," yet ready to ride.

According to the auction, this Warrior has its original paint, original decals, and original chrome. It been given new tires and brakes, and is tuned up and ready to ride. It wears a few unusual accessories made by Indian, including the buddy seat, bumpers, fender tips and more. The bike also comes with a copy of the Indian brochure.

To see the auction for this great original Indian Warrior, go here. 

One of my favorite 1940's classic motorcycles is the Indian Scout, and while I'd love to get my hands one one with a nice rough patina, this freshly painted Scout would be hard to argue with.

Listed as a 1973 741B military bike, the original engine has been recently rebuilt, with just 900 miles on it since it was put back together. The seller says the bike runs great and attracts a crowd wherever it goes.

Interested? Check out the auction for this Scout here.