Wwii Indian Model 741 Military Motorcycle on 2040-motos

US $9,500.00

Year:1941 Mileage:99999 Color: Olive Drab

Location:

Jackson, Tennessee, US

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Indian 741 photos

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Indian 741 tech info

Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:GDA34893

Indian 741 description

I have for sale my Indian Model 741 Military Motorcycle. It is in excellent condition and runs and rides good. The engine and frame number match. It was restored by Patrick Gentner of Gentner Restorations. The only issue I am aware of is the odometer does not work on the speedometer. The speedometer works fine other than that. The speedometer was restored by an Indian parts dealer in California more than twenty years ago but was not installed on the motorcycle until one year ago. I have put approximately 250 miles on the bike since restoration but it still shows 0 miles. It has 4:50 X 18 Firestone Tires. I am also including a large old Camel cigarettes sign that featured a Indian 741 when they used the theme of "Where A Man Belongs". A reproduction WWII Military USA license tag is also included as shown in the pictures. Buyer is to make arrangements and pay shipping if unable to pick up in person. $500.00 deposit required within 48 hours of Auction's close and payment in full is required within 7 day's of auctions close. Motorcycle would need to be picked up by purchaser or shipping company within 30 day's of auctions close. Buyer will be provided a Bill of Sale as there is no title. Thanks.

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