1941 Indian 741 on 2040-motos

US $7,500.00

Year:1941 Mileage:9 Color: Primer

Location:

Jonesville, Louisiana, United States

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Indian 741 tech info

Engine Size (cc):500 Warranty:No For Sale By:Ownerth

Indian 741 description

1941 Indian scout 30.50 not running but engine turns free and has compression tanks and seat are new the rest is original parts more parts will be pictured tomorrow, not pictured is 480.00 rebuilt and bench tested generator with sprocket and chain,kicker and petal,drive chain,n.o.s. Shifter arm, Rod bearings if needed new steering stem bearings,clutches,clutch springs,transmissions in bike is not complete needs drive gear and slider gear but will come with extra (complete transmission) and many more parts (no tittle) bill of sale only not a complete bike but the most complete project scout I've seen lately no fenders more pictures with the extra parts coming tomorrow,mid frame section has plate welded in it as they did years ago for racing buyer responsible for shipping,will hold for a while if needed I think 18" front wheel may be off of enfield scout both tire hold air and are usable,thought about parting out for about 10 grand or so but its to complete for that would rather see it completed

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