The durable Indian Scout was built from 1920 until 1949. It became
a mainstay of the Allied forces during WWII. This fully restored
1920 Scout is an outstanding example of a first-generation model.
The bike is said to have been restored in the 1980's and is very
much original in most all respects. The frame, tank and other body
work were carefully refinished in original Classic Burgundy w/gold
trim and the headlight is a handsome re-creation that was
hand-made. There are foot-boards, fine bars, a luggage rack and a
rear wheel stand. The Scout is powered by a 610cc motor that is a
2-cylinder, side-valve, 42-degree V-twin design. It had an
estimated output of 10HP, is believed to have never been rebuilt,
and runs great. A 3-speed transmission with right hand tank-shift
uses a gear-drive primary system and right-side final chain drive.
The 20" wire wheels/tires utilize the 'clincher' sealing design.
Mechanical drum braking is rear-only and the frame is fitted with a
leaf spring 'trailing-arm' front suspension and 'hardtail' rear.
Dry weight of the Scout is only 315 lbs. and the height of the
sprung leather seat is 28". Without question, this is a wonderful
example of a classic Indian motorcycle that has received a careful
restoration. It belongs in your Indian collection. ALL VEHICLES
SOLD "AS IS".
Vehicle Details
1920 Indian Scout
Listing ID:CC-1752917
Price:$43,995
Location:Concord, North Carolina
Year:1920
Make:Indian
Model:Scout
Exterior Color:Burgundy
Odometer:0
Stock Number:3574
VIN:51R221
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