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This might be the ONLY existing handmade Indian motorcycle from original Indian parts and bikes. I have a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic and an Indian Motorcycle enthusiast for the last 40 years. He has built this motorcycle from the ground up with parts that were available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. He says that this could have been the bike that would have saved the Indian Motorcycle company. With the introduction of the Warrior, Arrow vertical line the Indian motorcycle Co. abandoned their loyal customer base and contributed to the demise of the company in 1953. Indians designers could have continued the magic they started in 1928 with the 101 by creating an updated Scout that would have complimented the Chief and given Indian buyers what they really wanted a lighter more nimble Scout that retained all the styling cues of the earlier models. This custom bike is what Indian could have produced. This machine weighs 395 lb. Every component in it was available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. Build components include, Arrow frame with stronger lightweight tubing, Junior Scout fork, Scout 45 front brake, Junior Scout tanks, 741 power plant board to 37 cubic inches, lightweight parts sourced from Indian models dating back to the twenties, Sam Pierce engine mounting plates and generator drive housing. Messenger seat. If you were given the choice between a vertical 440cc scout or this 37 Cubic-in. evolutionary Scout which one would you choose? This bike starts right up runs perfectly has a Cleant title. Used 1949 Indian Scout 1,000 miles This might be the ONLY existing handmade Indian motorcycle from original Indian parts and bikes. I have a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic and an Indian Motorcycle enthusiast for the last 40 years. He has built this motorcycle from the ground up with parts that were available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. He says that this could have been the bike that would have saved the Indian Motorcycle company. With the introduction of the Warrior, Arrow vertical line the Indian motorcycle Co. abandoned their loyal customer base and contributed to the demise of the company in 1953. Indians designers could have continued the magic they started in 1928 with the 101 by creating an updated Scout that would have complimented the Chief and given Indian buyers what they really wanted a lighter more nimble Scout that retained all the styling cues of the earlier models. This custom bike is what Indian could have produced. This machine weighs 395 lb. Every component in it was available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. Build components include, Arrow frame with stronger lightweight tubing, Junior Scout fork, Scout 45 front brake, Junior Scout tanks, 741 power plant board to 37 cubic inches, lightweight parts sourced from Indian models dating back to the twenties, Sam Pierce engine mounting plates and generator drive housing. Messenger seat. If you were given the choice between a vertical 440cc scout or this 37 Cubic-in. evolutionary Scout which one would you choose? This bike starts right up runs perfectly has a Cleant title. Used 1949 Indian Scout 1,000 miles This might be the ONLY existing handmade Indian motorcycle from original Indian parts and bikes. I have a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic and an Indian Motorcycle enthusiast for the last 40 years. He has built this motorcycle from the ground up with parts that were available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. He says that this could have been the bike that would have saved the Indian Motorcycle company. With the introduction of the Warrior, Arrow vertical line the Indian motorcycle Co. abandoned their loyal customer base and contributed to the demise of the company in 1953. Indians designers could have continued the magic they started in 1928 with the 101 by creating an updated Scout that would have complimented the Chief and given Indian buyers what they really wanted a lighter more nimble Scout that retained all the styling cues of the earlier models. This custom bike is what Indian could have produced. This machine weighs 395 lb. Every component in it was available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. Build components include, Arrow frame with stronger lightweight tubing, Junior Scout fork, Scout 45 front brake, Junior Scout tanks, 741 power plant board to 37 cubic inches, lightweight parts sourced from Indian models dating back to the twenties, Sam Pierce engine mounting plates and generator drive housing. Messenger seat. If you were given the choice between a vertical 440cc scout or this 37 Cubic-in. evolutionary Scout which one would you choose? This bike starts right up runs perfectly has a Cleant title. Used 1949 Indian Scout 1,000 miles This might be the ONLY existing handmade Indian motorcycle from original Indian parts and bikes. I have a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic and an Indian Motorcycle enthusiast for the last 40 years. He has built this motorcycle from the ground up with parts that were available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. He says that this could have been the bike that would have saved the Indian Motorcycle company. With the introduction of the Warrior, Arrow vertical line the Indian motorcycle Co. abandoned their loyal customer base and contributed to the demise of the company in 1953. Indians designers could have continued the magic they started in 1928 with the 101 by creating an updated Scout that would have complimented the Chief and given Indian buyers what they really wanted a lighter more nimble Scout that retained all the styling cues of the earlier models. This custom bike is what Indian could have produced. This machine weighs 395 lb. Every component in it was available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. Build components include, Arrow frame with stronger lightweight tubing, Junior Scout fork, Scout 45 front brake, Junior Scout tanks, 741 power plant board to 37 cubic inches, lightweight parts sourced from Indian models dating back to the twenties, Sam Pierce engine mounting plates and generator drive housing. Messenger seat. If you were given the choice between a vertical 440cc scout or this 37 Cubic-in. evolutionary Scout which one would you choose? This bike starts right up runs perfectly has a Cleant title. Used 1949 Indian Scout 1,000 miles This might be the ONLY existing handmade Indian motorcycle from original Indian parts and bikes. I have a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic and an Indian Motorcycle enthusiast for the last 40 years. He has built this motorcycle from the ground up with parts that were available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. He says that this could have been the bike that would have saved the Indian Motorcycle company. With the introduction of the Warrior, Arrow vertical line the Indian motorcycle Co. abandoned their loyal customer base and contributed to the demise of the company in 1953. Indians designers could have continued the magic they started in 1928 with the 101 by creating an updated Scout that would have complimented the Chief and given Indian buyers what they really wanted a lighter more nimble Scout that retained all the styling cues of the earlier models. This custom bike is what Indian could have produced. This machine weighs 395 lb. Every component in it was available from the Indian factory parts bins in 1949. Build components include, Arrow frame with stronger lightweight tubing, Junior Scout fork, Scout 45 front brake, Junior Scout tanks, 741 power plant board to 37 cubic inches, lightweight parts sourced from Indian models dating back to the twenties, Sam Pierce engine mounting plates and generator drive housing. Messenger seat. If you were given the choice between a vertical 440cc scout or this 37 Cubic-in. evolutionary Scout which one would you choose? This bike starts right up runs perfectly has a Cleant title. Used 1949 Indian Scout 1,000 miles

For sale this beautiful 1976 FXE Superglide rare Liberty Edition. Very low miles and extremely original. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Bike runs really good and starts up easy every time. Used 1976 Harley-Davidson FX 5,788 miles For sale this beautiful 1976 FXE Superglide rare Liberty Edition. Very low miles and extremely original. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Bike runs really good and starts up easy every time. Used 1976 Harley-Davidson FX 5,788 miles For sale this beautiful 1976 FXE Superglide rare Liberty Edition. Very low miles and extremely original. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Bike runs really good and starts up easy every time. Used 1976 Harley-Davidson FX 5,788 miles For sale this beautiful 1976 FXE Superglide rare Liberty Edition. Very low miles and extremely original. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Bike runs really good and starts up easy every time. Used 1976 Harley-Davidson FX 5,788 miles For sale this beautiful 1976 FXE Superglide rare Liberty Edition. Very low miles and extremely original. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Bike runs really good and starts up easy every time. Used 1976 Harley-Davidson FX 5,788 miles

This is a very nice restored Avenger. It starts easy and runs and rides as it should. I purchased it from a 71 year old ex dealer trained mechanic who restored it. He said the engine has been completely gone through- new crank seals etc and I am pretty sure that is the case. The bike has been professionally repainted in original colors, gas tank covers, exhaust heat guards and other parts re-chromed. The autolube is connected and works properly. All lights, horn etc work. Bike has a clear title. This bike is 51 years old, and I'm not representing it as new or perfect, but it is very nice. There is no rust, the inside of the tank is clean and full of non-ethanol gas. Tires are in good shape. Used 1968 Kawasaki A 12,454 miles This is a very nice restored Avenger. It starts easy and runs and rides as it should. I purchased it from a 71 year old ex dealer trained mechanic who restored it. He said the engine has been completely gone through- new crank seals etc and I am pretty sure that is the case. The bike has been professionally repainted in original colors, gas tank covers, exhaust heat guards and other parts re-chromed. The autolube is connected and works properly. All lights, horn etc work. Bike has a clear title. This bike is 51 years old, and I'm not representing it as new or perfect, but it is very nice. There is no rust, the inside of the tank is clean and full of non-ethanol gas. Tires are in good shape. Used 1968 Kawasaki A 12,454 miles This is a very nice restored Avenger. It starts easy and runs and rides as it should. I purchased it from a 71 year old ex dealer trained mechanic who restored it. He said the engine has been completely gone through- new crank seals etc and I am pretty sure that is the case. The bike has been professionally repainted in original colors, gas tank covers, exhaust heat guards and other parts re-chromed. The autolube is connected and works properly. All lights, horn etc work. Bike has a clear title. This bike is 51 years old, and I'm not representing it as new or perfect, but it is very nice. There is no rust, the inside of the tank is clean and full of non-ethanol gas. Tires are in good shape. Used 1968 Kawasaki A 12,454 miles This is a very nice restored Avenger. It starts easy and runs and rides as it should. I purchased it from a 71 year old ex dealer trained mechanic who restored it. He said the engine has been completely gone through- new crank seals etc and I am pretty sure that is the case. The bike has been professionally repainted in original colors, gas tank covers, exhaust heat guards and other parts re-chromed. The autolube is connected and works properly. All lights, horn etc work. Bike has a clear title. This bike is 51 years old, and I'm not representing it as new or perfect, but it is very nice. There is no rust, the inside of the tank is clean and full of non-ethanol gas. Tires are in good shape. Used 1968 Kawasaki A 12,454 miles This is a very nice restored Avenger. It starts easy and runs and rides as it should. I purchased it from a 71 year old ex dealer trained mechanic who restored it. He said the engine has been completely gone through- new crank seals etc and I am pretty sure that is the case. The bike has been professionally repainted in original colors, gas tank covers, exhaust heat guards and other parts re-chromed. The autolube is connected and works properly. All lights, horn etc work. Bike has a clear title. This bike is 51 years old, and I'm not representing it as new or perfect, but it is very nice. There is no rust, the inside of the tank is clean and full of non-ethanol gas. Tires are in good shape. Used 1968 Kawasaki A 12,454 miles

1962 Matchless G50 Factory Racer500cc Single Cylinder, with magnesium cases, Amal GP carburetor, correct front and rear brakes, older restoration on a very correct and unmolested factory racer. This motorcycle has been on static display in a private collection for many years. A full inspection and a new set of tires will be required prior to returning to competion use. The 1962 was the last year model for the Matchless G50 and is the most collectable and desirable of all years. Used 1962 1962 Matchless G50 Factory Racer500cc Single Cylinder, with magnesium cases, Amal GP carburetor, correct front and rear brakes, older restoration on a very correct and unmolested factory racer. This motorcycle has been on static display in a private collection for many years. A full inspection and a new set of tires will be required prior to returning to competion use. The 1962 was the last year model for the Matchless G50 and is the most collectable and desirable of all years. Used 1962 1962 Matchless G50 Factory Racer500cc Single Cylinder, with magnesium cases, Amal GP carburetor, correct front and rear brakes, older restoration on a very correct and unmolested factory racer. This motorcycle has been on static display in a private collection for many years. A full inspection and a new set of tires will be required prior to returning to competion use. The 1962 was the last year model for the Matchless G50 and is the most collectable and desirable of all years. Used 1962 1962 Matchless G50 Factory Racer500cc Single Cylinder, with magnesium cases, Amal GP carburetor, correct front and rear brakes, older restoration on a very correct and unmolested factory racer. This motorcycle has been on static display in a private collection for many years. A full inspection and a new set of tires will be required prior to returning to competion use. The 1962 was the last year model for the Matchless G50 and is the most collectable and desirable of all years. Used 1962 1962 Matchless G50 Factory Racer500cc Single Cylinder, with magnesium cases, Amal GP carburetor, correct front and rear brakes, older restoration on a very correct and unmolested factory racer. This motorcycle has been on static display in a private collection for many years. A full inspection and a new set of tires will be required prior to returning to competion use. The 1962 was the last year model for the Matchless G50 and is the most collectable and desirable of all years. Used 1962

It is still a low mileage mostly original bike even has the STD size factory dished top pistons for low compression are still in their noticed them when I decarbonized the top end also that is the original seat covering in place. Here is a list of repairs and Up-grades that I have done since I owned the bike:6 start oil pump drive, cam chain replaced, mag chain replaced, oil distribution seal for crank changed, gear box sprocket changed, solid state voltage regulator, Boyer Dual coil, 1968 Commando distributor in place of magneto with electronic ignition now starts with key. Bob Newby primary belt drive best on the market, cost $780 eliminated oil leaks from the badly designed steel primary cover and as an added benefit bike has less vibration also changed to the newer laminated style stator. Norvil pushrod seal conversion insures clutch stays dry. Clutch now has a sweet take up and very light lever pull. Original paint is still on frame and has rebuilt Norton Roadholder forks. Single monobloc amal #389 in place of original dual carbs. Dual leading front brake plate from early Commando a must for such a great handling motorcycle. Battery replaced this time last year Bike is ready to ride needs nothing, looks beautiful good chrome and paint , starts first kick and hardly leaks any oil. Some low points that could use some attention but are only cosmetic. Typical Atlas crack in rear fender. Original chrome on rims has some pitted mostly on rear wheel, but the tires have a lot of life left in them. Used 1965 30,000 miles It is still a low mileage mostly original bike even has the STD size factory dished top pistons for low compression are still in their noticed them when I decarbonized the top end also that is the original seat covering in place. Here is a list of repairs and Up-grades that I have done since I owned the bike:6 start oil pump drive, cam chain replaced, mag chain replaced, oil distribution seal for crank changed, gear box sprocket changed, solid state voltage regulator, Boyer Dual coil, 1968 Commando distributor in place of magneto with electronic ignition now starts with key. Bob Newby primary belt drive best on the market, cost $780 eliminated oil leaks from the badly designed steel primary cover and as an added benefit bike has less vibration also changed to the newer laminated style stator. Norvil pushrod seal conversion insures clutch stays dry. Clutch now has a sweet take up and very light lever pull. Original paint is still on frame and has rebuilt Norton Roadholder forks. Single monobloc amal #389 in place of original dual carbs. Dual leading front brake plate from early Commando a must for such a great handling motorcycle. Battery replaced this time last year Bike is ready to ride needs nothing, looks beautiful good chrome and paint , starts first kick and hardly leaks any oil. Some low points that could use some attention but are only cosmetic. Typical Atlas crack in rear fender. Original chrome on rims has some pitted mostly on rear wheel, but the tires have a lot of life left in them. Used 1965 30,000 miles It is still a low mileage mostly original bike even has the STD size factory dished top pistons for low compression are still in their noticed them when I decarbonized the top end also that is the original seat covering in place. Here is a list of repairs and Up-grades that I have done since I owned the bike:6 start oil pump drive, cam chain replaced, mag chain replaced, oil distribution seal for crank changed, gear box sprocket changed, solid state voltage regulator, Boyer Dual coil, 1968 Commando distributor in place of magneto with electronic ignition now starts with key. Bob Newby primary belt drive best on the market, cost $780 eliminated oil leaks from the badly designed steel primary cover and as an added benefit bike has less vibration also changed to the newer laminated style stator. Norvil pushrod seal conversion insures clutch stays dry. Clutch now has a sweet take up and very light lever pull. Original paint is still on frame and has rebuilt Norton Roadholder forks. Single monobloc amal #389 in place of original dual carbs. Dual leading front brake plate from early Commando a must for such a great handling motorcycle. Battery replaced this time last year Bike is ready to ride needs nothing, looks beautiful good chrome and paint , starts first kick and hardly leaks any oil. Some low points that could use some attention but are only cosmetic. Typical Atlas crack in rear fender. Original chrome on rims has some pitted mostly on rear wheel, but the tires have a lot of life left in them. Used 1965 30,000 miles It is still a low mileage mostly original bike even has the STD size factory dished top pistons for low compression are still in their noticed them when I decarbonized the top end also that is the original seat covering in place. Here is a list of repairs and Up-grades that I have done since I owned the bike:6 start oil pump drive, cam chain replaced, mag chain replaced, oil distribution seal for crank changed, gear box sprocket changed, solid state voltage regulator, Boyer Dual coil, 1968 Commando distributor in place of magneto with electronic ignition now starts with key. Bob Newby primary belt drive best on the market, cost $780 eliminated oil leaks from the badly designed steel primary cover and as an added benefit bike has less vibration also changed to the newer laminated style stator. Norvil pushrod seal conversion insures clutch stays dry. Clutch now has a sweet take up and very light lever pull. Original paint is still on frame and has rebuilt Norton Roadholder forks. Single monobloc amal #389 in place of original dual carbs. Dual leading front brake plate from early Commando a must for such a great handling motorcycle. Battery replaced this time last year Bike is ready to ride needs nothing, looks beautiful good chrome and paint , starts first kick and hardly leaks any oil. Some low points that could use some attention but are only cosmetic. Typical Atlas crack in rear fender. Original chrome on rims has some pitted mostly on rear wheel, but the tires have a lot of life left in them. Used 1965 30,000 miles It is still a low mileage mostly original bike even has the STD size factory dished top pistons for low compression are still in their noticed them when I decarbonized the top end also that is the original seat covering in place. Here is a list of repairs and Up-grades that I have done since I owned the bike:6 start oil pump drive, cam chain replaced, mag chain replaced, oil distribution seal for crank changed, gear box sprocket changed, solid state voltage regulator, Boyer Dual coil, 1968 Commando distributor in place of magneto with electronic ignition now starts with key. Bob Newby primary belt drive best on the market, cost $780 eliminated oil leaks from the badly designed steel primary cover and as an added benefit bike has less vibration also changed to the newer laminated style stator. Norvil pushrod seal conversion insures clutch stays dry. Clutch now has a sweet take up and very light lever pull. Original paint is still on frame and has rebuilt Norton Roadholder forks. Single monobloc amal #389 in place of original dual carbs. Dual leading front brake plate from early Commando a must for such a great handling motorcycle. Battery replaced this time last year Bike is ready to ride needs nothing, looks beautiful good chrome and paint , starts first kick and hardly leaks any oil. Some low points that could use some attention but are only cosmetic. Typical Atlas crack in rear fender. Original chrome on rims has some pitted mostly on rear wheel, but the tires have a lot of life left in them. Used 1965 30,000 miles

You are looking at a very nice just restored 1958 Cushman Eagle Scooter. Rebuilt both the original 8HP kick start motor and the original 2 speed transmission. The orange color has a beautiful gold metallic in it and the white frame and stripes also have the same gold metallic. On this build, we have also included the PHIL HUMPHRIES ELECTRIC START KIT. If you are feeling great and want to kick start it, or just turn the key.it is now your choice. The electric start kit sold alone is $1,200. Recently replaced the original wheels and tires with brand new high speed tires and solid aluminum wheels. This scooter starts right up and runs great.the clutch is nice. Used 1958 You are looking at a very nice just restored 1958 Cushman Eagle Scooter. Rebuilt both the original 8HP kick start motor and the original 2 speed transmission. The orange color has a beautiful gold metallic in it and the white frame and stripes also have the same gold metallic. On this build, we have also included the PHIL HUMPHRIES ELECTRIC START KIT. If you are feeling great and want to kick start it, or just turn the key.it is now your choice. The electric start kit sold alone is $1,200. Recently replaced the original wheels and tires with brand new high speed tires and solid aluminum wheels. This scooter starts right up and runs great.the clutch is nice. Used 1958 You are looking at a very nice just restored 1958 Cushman Eagle Scooter. Rebuilt both the original 8HP kick start motor and the original 2 speed transmission. The orange color has a beautiful gold metallic in it and the white frame and stripes also have the same gold metallic. On this build, we have also included the PHIL HUMPHRIES ELECTRIC START KIT. If you are feeling great and want to kick start it, or just turn the key.it is now your choice. The electric start kit sold alone is $1,200. Recently replaced the original wheels and tires with brand new high speed tires and solid aluminum wheels. This scooter starts right up and runs great.the clutch is nice. Used 1958 You are looking at a very nice just restored 1958 Cushman Eagle Scooter. Rebuilt both the original 8HP kick start motor and the original 2 speed transmission. The orange color has a beautiful gold metallic in it and the white frame and stripes also have the same gold metallic. On this build, we have also included the PHIL HUMPHRIES ELECTRIC START KIT. If you are feeling great and want to kick start it, or just turn the key.it is now your choice. The electric start kit sold alone is $1,200. Recently replaced the original wheels and tires with brand new high speed tires and solid aluminum wheels. This scooter starts right up and runs great.the clutch is nice. Used 1958 You are looking at a very nice just restored 1958 Cushman Eagle Scooter. Rebuilt both the original 8HP kick start motor and the original 2 speed transmission. The orange color has a beautiful gold metallic in it and the white frame and stripes also have the same gold metallic. On this build, we have also included the PHIL HUMPHRIES ELECTRIC START KIT. If you are feeling great and want to kick start it, or just turn the key.it is now your choice. The electric start kit sold alone is $1,200. Recently replaced the original wheels and tires with brand new high speed tires and solid aluminum wheels. This scooter starts right up and runs great.the clutch is nice. Used 1958