1923 indian scout project

[thehugheseum]

1923 Indian scout project for sale.....it's a lot of bike but missing some small stuff it needs to be gone thru from head to toe but a pretty sweet starting point $15,000 firm or $17500 if you need to widdle the price down....I can get a title if you need as well for $100 and a few weeks processing


refinance, dont ask your wife, sell your soul...lifes too short, live today

 

[willswares1220]

You make it tough for people, ya know that!! :eek:

Interesting work shop by the way... Great atmosphere to tinker around in...

 

[thehugheseum]

thanks......its not tough......we only live once do what makes you happy!

 

[Flat Tire]

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[Freqman1]

Go for it Don! Hurry up and get it together though so I can ride it. V/r Shawn

 

[PCHiggin]

Would be fun to stumble upon for 70's prices,still wouldn't keep it for long.My brother and his friend each had '49 Harley 45 flatheads back then.They were cool 'cause they were old and I liked old junk,but no fun at all to ride,too much like work.His Bonneville and later my Sportster were way more fun. To me these things are best left for the zillionaires to trade amongst themselves and collect dust

 

[thehugheseum]

Would be fun to stumble upon for 70's prices,still wouldn't keep it for long.My brother and his friend each had '49 Harley 45 flatheads back then.They were cool 'cause they were old and I liked old junk,but no fun at all to ride,too much like work.His Bonneville and later my Sportster were way more fun. To me these things are best left for the zillionaires to trade amongst themselves and collect dust

Well I agree they aren't for everyone and that's a good thing..........but time travel is achieved when you ride one....time travel is fun for some of us

 

[saladshooter]

My oldest bike is a '76 and it's scary as heck to ride. Dangerous as all get out compared to a modern bike. But I guess when it feels like you're doing a buck-twenty at 75 MPH it's just old school cool. It's all about the heart rate right?

I could only imagine what this would be like!

GLWTS
Chad

 

[Flat Tire]

Old bikes are a blast! I used to ride a '48 Indian to work daily.....who cares about safety! You only live once, I remember when I was learning how to ride a 39 HD Knucklehead, in my yard, ran right into a steel clothes line pole, didn't hurt at all! Lmao!

 

[omwmike]

Nice project!