45" (750cc) Project on 2040-motos

US $22,500.00

Year:1928 Mileage:0

Location:

OULU, FI

Indian Scout 101 photos

Indian Scout 101 tech info

Engine Size (cc):750 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:xxx

Indian Scout 101 description

This bike has been originally purchased to Europe/Finland in the late twenties. Bike has been 91st registered motor vechile in this area 85 years ago. Bike history is known with matching engine number. I have owned it more than ten years.

Bike is not yet ready to run, but almost completed. The biggest missing parts are final painting and nickle plating of some parts. Battery is missing as well.

Engine is running. All the needed engine parts are changed to new. There are couple of small oil leakages (between transmission/primary and between crank/timing cover). I did not use any sealing glue, so it is easy to fix. (I have new gaskets, which I can give to buyer as well). My idea was to open engine when sending parts for painting.

Wiring harness is for Scout with Splitdorf magneto, mine has Bosch. Difference is that there is no generator under seat, so You need to modify wiring harness a bit. I have wiring instructions, which I can give for buyer.

Speedometer is Corbin 80 miles/hour. Horn is Remy. Seat is copy of Mesinger. Chain is not assembled, but I is available for buyer.

Bike will be sold as it is.

If You want to know more ask before making a bid. Look at other tabs in this web page as well (shipping, payment and before You buy).

Buyer will take care of pickup or shipping arrangements and costs. Shipping should be done in 14 days after listing ends. Possible taxes will be take care of buyer as well.

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