Does the 1940 sport scout have skirted fenders or regular type fenders??
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Howdy sir,
And one year only hard tail/skirted feder SS, you can see an example of one in my post on the Chief forum at Egeburg's Indian dealership in 1941.
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1940 640b Military Sport Scout and 1940 Sport Scout
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Originally posted by PRG View PostHowdy sir,
And one year only hard tail/skirted feder SS, you can see an example of one in my post on the Chief forum at Egeburg's Indian dealership in 1941.Eric Smith
AMCA #886
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Howdy Eric,
Agree completely with you there. You probably recall Elmer Lower and Pete Sink bringing they're latest Indian resto's to Bike Week annually back in the 90's. One year they did painfully AMCA correct Sport Scouts (Buzz featured them in Indian Illustrated) which they rode around all week to every vintage event, I was completely smitten and came away from that encounter determined to get one. As luck would have it, Peter Heinz right here at home had an original running 41 SS unrestored he was only too glad to sell, which I thought odd till I got to his house and threw a leg over it: 2XL sized rider meets small sized motorcycle. Had to reluctantly shelve that idea.
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Peter, One of those Sport Scouts had been owned by my friend Charlie Carter, years prior; and I believe he got it from the Orlando, FL Indian dealer, Schmidt, who had it since new. Charlie was about 6'1", or 2" and even though he loved Sport Scouts, he said it just didn't fit him. He never lost his appreciation for them, and even did a deal years later to get a '42 SS. I never could understand that, but I guess he thought they were just that beautiful. Personally, I've always thought the Chief was better proportioned as I think the SS would have looked better if it had been a bit longer.Eric Smith
AMCA #886
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Howdy chaps,
Of all things, not one but two 41 SS's at the donkey farm today, a rare sight.
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