1972 Indian Se74 on 2040-motos

US $8300

Year:1972 Mileage:0

Location:

Stillwater, Minnesota, United States

Indian Se74 photos

Indian Se74 tech info

Engine Size (cc):70 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:Enduro

Indian Se74 description

1972 Indian enduro

Fresh house of kolor brandywine paint

Fresh seat

Tank has been sealed

Runs great and rides

70cc 4speed

Speedometer and odometer not working, all wiring is there but not all hooked up. Very complete bike that could be used for shows or rode if you prefer, but I consider it more of a very nice collectible. Tires are original and hold air fine but they are a little weathered. They do have Indian stamped in the sidewall. Rear wheel is aluminum painted but looks nice as is.

There is no title with these bikes only bill of sale.

This is a very rare antique collectible bike please only bid if you are serious.

Any serious questions just ask 651-428-3646 or email, thank you

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