1929 Indian Scout 101 on 2040-motos

US $4,500.00

Year:1929 Mileage:99

Location:

Pichl bei Wels, Austria

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Indian Scout 101 tech info

Type:Touring

Indian Scout 101 description

up for sale is a

new 101 Scout frame together with an original frontend (new leafspring) - frame has exact dimensions of original and can be used with all original 101 parts.

this is a good start for building a 101 Scout, Bobber, Racer or Chout, depending on which parts you have to work with.

I have a couple of more 101 parts that I might sell, like wheels, DGP cases (need welding), original cylinders, primary, transmission and rough original handlebars that I could sell as well.

The shipping costs are roughly estimated between $300 and $600 worldwide.

I will pack the parts well (no charge) and can reseach for the best shipping rate or am willing to cooperate with you preferred shipping company.

Location: Austria, Europe

Indian Scout 101 for Sale

45" (750cc) project(US $22,500.00)

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