2003 Indian Scout on 2040-motos

$4,000

Year:0 Mileage:2

Location:

Indian Other description

One of the last of the amp quot Gilroy amp quot Indians I bought this 1 with only 2 000 mis on it All custom work was done by 58th Street Customs a year ago They don t make these anymore and it s 1 of a kind Hand painted tanks Airbrushed skull on tank 14 amp quot mini apes Custom shortie amp quot exhaust Real loud Turn signals removed Skull tail light Bullet headlamp Black spoke rims with good rubber Hand made billet pegs

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