Indian Motorcycle Sport Scout Transmission 1941-42 on 2040-parts.com
Lindenhurst, New York, US
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SPORT SCOUT TRANSMISSION CASE. 1941-42 W/ WIDE, POSSIBLY N.O.S. BEARING W/ RETAINER. HAS SHIFT FORK BELL CRANK AND BOTH COUNTERSFT BUSHINGS. LOOKS LIKE A SMALL AMOUNT OF EPOXY WAS USED AT THE SMALL PRIMARY BOLT EAR BUT THREADS ARE INTACT AND GOOD. CASE IS EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN.
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