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1928 Indian 101 Scout on exhibit now at the WONDERS museum in Memphis at the ART OF THE MOTORCYLE exhibit there.
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| Gas Tank Work begins | |||||
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| Assembly begins | |||||
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| Motor work in progress | |||||
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| Pin striping detail | |||||
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| Bike on exhibit at THE ART OF THE MOTORCYCLE | |||||
 Randy and Jenn beside the bike. Jenn worked on it too! |
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 Daughter Heather stands beside the bike - she even knows not to touch the handlebars! |
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 Heather and Randy pose together |
 Heather and husband Mike Doldo pose with Randy |
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 the bike in it's exhibit space |
 Randy finally gets to relax a little now that it's in it's place |
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 Info panel in front of bike from exhibit |
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 A good look at the gas tank - that Indian lettering is hand done! |
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 even the guards think it's a winner! |
Jenn listens to Jay Leno narrate the tour while Randy checks how the bike survived the trip |
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