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For the preservation and enjoyment of 1928 to 1931 Indian Scout Motocycles
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Indian model G Scout, introduced 1919 and ending with the 101 Scout 1931

  • 15 Aug 2026 8:37 PM
    Message # 13668400
    Jeff Stevens (Administrator)

    Jim Parker has been working on the early Scouts for many years and presents a wealth of information in his 13-page article.  

    The article is available to members (Member-Only -> Jim Parker Scouts Down Under).  Jim Parker is an International Representative, Victoria, Australia.



  • 16 Aug 2026 2:09 AM
    Reply # 13668496 on 13668400
    Jim’s pages of information are essential reading for any down under owners or those thinking of or looking for a Scout in ANZac region. The very nature of the logistics supplying the Australasian market means the models and timings along with the vagaries of early 20th century tariff's and different importers can be pretty confusing for owners trying to establish either authenticity or providence. Added to the always confusing aspect of individuals importing there own private machines over the intervening century. Great information and kudos to Jim for the time and effort in compiling.


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