Used 2002 Indian Scout For Sale on 2040-motos

$11,000

Year:0 Mileage:3

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Indian SCOUT description

Indian in terrific condition! Only 3,500mis. 1442cc SandS V twin engine air cooled, custom Vance Hines exhaust, custom bullet style turn signals, hand made glass indian head on front fender, chrome everything! Brand new front and rear tires, brand new battery, recent oil change, saddle bags, single, dual, and suction cup passenger seats. Hate to get rid of it but a back injury courtesy of the Army is making it too painful to ride anymore. This bike is a rare breed in superior condition. If you see this ad, its still available. Make me an offer! FULL FINANCING,EXTENDED WARRANTY, SHIPPING CONTINENTAL US

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