1941 Indian 741 Scout on 2040-motos
Year:1941
Mileage:100
Eureka, California, United States
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For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:RACE BOBBER
Indian 741 Scout description
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This is a great start to building an Indian flat tracker or bobber. It includes: 741 frame with many of the mounts removed including the generator mounting tabs, de-raked Jr. Scout front fork with ride control, 21 inch front wheel with Borriani rim and alloy hub (the new tire is cracking from age), handle bars tacked together so they can be adjusted for comfort, 16 inch rear wheel with 741 hub and brakes (the offset looks off), 741 power plant which spins freely. Look very closely at pictures. If you don't see something, it isn't there. This is not matching numbers. Sold with bill of sale only. I can deliver to San Francisco or Buyer to arrange shipping. I have most parts to convert to a 45 cubic inch motor for additional cost.
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Indian 741 Scout for Sale
1941 indian 741 scout(US $15000)
1942 indian 741 scout(US $8,000.00)
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