The car: 1926 Indian Scout Junior
Price: $29,999 (obo)
Location: Darlington, Wisconsin, USA
Seller’s Info: Click Here
We typically feature vehicles with four wheels here in the Market Finds section, but that doesn’t mean a machine with two (or three) will keep you from driving any less tastefully. Especially if it’s a classic Indian motorcycle.
This 1926 Scout Junior can even allow a passenger to ride tastefully in its sidecar. That and the bike itself is propelled by a 37 cubic-inch engine. The owner describes the combination as being in “pristine condition.”
He or she also refers to this pairing as a “rare part of history.” As antique as it is, this particular specimen was produced almost a quarter century after Indian first sold a motorcycle to the public (in 1902). The Scout line was introduced in 1920 with semi-unit construction, in which the transmission is bolted to the motor. Two years later, Indian began equipping its creations with “leakproof” aluminum primary cases. There’s certainly nothing tasteful about leaving a trail of engine fluids on the highway, is there?
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Petrolicious makes no claim as to the accuracy of the information contained in the car’s original listing, nor will it be held responsible for any errors in said information. If you’re interested in this car, do your homework and research it extensively before you buy.
