Walworth, WI — Few were surprised that both motorcycles from the Indian Larry Estate made the top 10 at Mecum’s Jan. 22-26 sale in Las Vegas.
Hammering at $308,000, this 1922 Brough Superior Mark 1 90 was Mecum’s top seller in Las Vegas. Photo: Mecum Auctions
The late custom maker’s personal ride, Grease Monkey, claimed the third highest sale when it hammered sold at $220,000.
And his last build, Chain of Mystery, sold for $165,000 to land in eighth place.
Check out the rest of the top 10.
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