Reply To: Indian Outboard

[Bob Wight]

Gary – you should definitely contact Tom Oncken as the Indian Special Interest Group leader and provide him with the serial number of your motor for his registry.   Depending on how/where you acquired your Indian, he may already have the serial number recorded but if not, he would definitely want to have a record of it.   He has been updating his registry for a number of years now and last I heard from him, he had a total of just over 200 of these motors documented out of perhaps 1500 originally built.

I found an Indian Silver Arrow a few years ago but it was definitely not for sale.   If you don’t mind sharing, it would be interesting to hear how you came across this #2021.

 

Bob

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