1955 Indian Woodsman on 2040-motos

US $4,500.00

Year:1955 Mileage:1 Color: maroon

Location:

Kempton, Pennsylvania, United States

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Indian Woodsman photos

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Indian Woodsman tech info

Engine Size (cc):500 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Antique For Sale By:Private Seller

Indian Woodsman description

This is a 1955 Indian Woodsman 500cc single, one of the Indians produced by the English Royal Enfield and imported by Brockhouse after the Indian Springfield plant closed. The Woodsman was a 500cc single cylinder competition style scrambler/enduro having a 21 inch front trial type wheel, twin front brakes and skid plate, etc.. It would have had a high exhaust pipe and low flat handlebars. This one was converted for street use, i.e. street exhaust and bars. It's an older restoration that still looks nice, though not 100% correct. It runs and drives great and looks good but I have not checked the lighting system as it requires a 6V battery, which is not needed to run. Thinning my collection. Clear title in my own name.

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