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Custom 2003 Indian Scout on 2040-motos

$2,850
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Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, MI
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One of the last of the Gilroy Indians. I bought this 1 with only 2, 000mis on it. All custom work was done by 58th Street Customs a year ago. They dont make these anymore and its 1 of a kind. Hand painted tanks. Airbrushed skull on tank. fourteen mini-apes Custom shortieexhaust. Real loud. Turn signals removed Skull tail light Bullet headlamp Black spoke rims with new rubber Hand made billet pegs Black matte paint on tranny and breather cover, much more. 94 cid Samp;S engine with hot cam. Real quick and lots of torque. Lots of torque and a blast to ride!!

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