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Any color as long as it’s Dupont.

Any color as long as it’s Dupont.

  • Any color as long as it’s Dupont.

Barry Brown tells us that he has owned his 1936 Indian Four for 25 years and that this beauty is a joy to ride. But he also told us -and we didn’t know- that around 1931 the Dupont family bought the Indian Company for one of their bike crazy sons (this was Paul Dupont who was alos th man behind Dupont automobiles). Anyway from then on you could specify your Indian in any paint color that Dupont made. We're not sure if Barry is exagerating slightly, but we found that in 1934 Indian came with a choice of 24 colors (wikipedia) (photo Bryn Gladding Photography, 3351 Huron Road New Hamburg, Ontario , tel. 1-519-729-4863)

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mardi juillet 19th, 2011

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Inconnu
20 Juillet 2011, 06:47
What a nicely staged shot. And the 'bike is in just the condition we like...looks as if it's regularly used. I never knew that about Du Pont - fascinating.

Thanks again Joris for listing motorcycles as well as cars on your site it was a long time ago that we corresponded about it and you proved that you are a listener! All success to PreWar Car (and bike)
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Inconnu
20 Juillet 2011, 05:22
Dear Joris, this article reminds me of the film "the world's fastest Indian" with Antony Hopkins. It is about the life of New Zealander Burt Munro who set a land-speed world record at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats in 1967. Worth to see the film. Best regards, Rick
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