Offered without reserve price: 1925 Indian Scout formerly owned by the famous Mille Miglia racing driver Carlo Leto di Priolo and displayed at the Umberto Panini Museum. GENERAL: The Indian Scout is one of the most significant and desirable American motorcycles of the interwar era. The Scout was technically advanced for its time and became known for its robust engineering great road holding and balanced performance. This example benefits from it's unique and distinguished Italian provenance. MECHANICAL: The Scout features a 600cc side-valve V-twin, a three-speed gearbox, and a geared primary drive. The model’s design was notably sophisticated for the 1920s, with features such as its distinctive suspension layout and highly durable drivetrain concept, leading to the famous slogan: "You never wear out an Indian Scout!" This motorcycle has been a museum piece. It starts and runs and will receive a full service before being handed to the new owner. HISTORY & DOCUMENTATION: The motorcycle is accompanied by an original Italian service booklet, including numerous stamps and dates, providing valuable historical continuity. The documented ownership history includes: August 7, 1959: Registered to Santo Cassaneo Cassano in Adda, with registration number MI 324382. 1969: Purchased by racing driver Carlo Leto di Priolo, known for competing in major endurance events in the 1950s, including the Giro di Sicilia and the Mille Miglia. He notably finished 9th in the 1954 Mille Miglia, driving cars from Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, and Abarth. 1973: Acquired by Umberto Panini, famous from the Panini trading cards and comics. Under Panini’s ownership, this motorcycle underwent a restoration that preserved its authenticity, resulting in the outstanding condition seen today. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: This Scout still carries its ASI (Automotoclub Storico Italiano) certification plate, number 0165, confirming its historic character. With its rare model status, excellent presentation, and notable Italian provenance, this is a highly attractive opportunity for collectors who value authenticity, documentation, and cultural significance. We always recommend viewing the motorcycle in person to fully appreciate its condition, originality, and presence. Additional services: Transport: We can arrange transport for you, both open and closed. Export: We offer full export support.