Used 1942 Indian 741 Scout For Sale. on 2040-motos

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Used 1942 INDIAN 741 Scout for sale., $19,995, image 1

Indian SCOUT description

A true antique rider A rare find in this condition. This is not a project bike or basket case - This bike was painted for road use and was not deployed as a WWII bike as the 741. An older restoration. Own a piece of American history and ride it too... Shown by appointment only ---- Ask for Glen.

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