hat's up, man?
- How's it going? - What do we got?
- Old-school Indian motorcycle toolbox.
- Oh wow. Do you mind if I take a look at it?
- Yeah, absolutely.
- These are actually pretty cool, man.
When you buy a car today,
you expect to have a car with a warranty
and they're gonna take care of it and fix it every time.
- Yeah? - Back in the day,
they gave you a toolbox with it.
[laughing]
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- I came to the pawn shop
today to sell my old toolbox
that used to be on an Indian motorcycle.
I got this from my neighbor who was just throwing out
old memorabilia from motorcycles,
and so I decided to grab it.
I believe it's from the 1930s.
I'm looking to get about $200 for this
and anything's better than nothing.
- You got something really cool here.
Old Indians are awesome.
They were founded in the 1800s.
They were actually a bicycle company,
but it the early 1900s,
these guys were way ahead of the game
as far as motorcycle manufacturing.
In the 1920s, they just basically blew up the market
with the Indian Scout.
It was a really fast, really cool bike.
I'm assuming this was the one that was mounted
on the four cylinder between '36 and '39,
when the Sport Scout came out.
This was actually mounted on the swing-arm
because back then they expected you
to know how to work on your motorcycle when you bought it.
- [chuckles] Yeah.
- But the cool thing is, with Indian,
anything is collectable.
So any idea what you wanna get out of it?
- 200 bucks.
- Well, it's your lucky day, man.
I'm telling you right now,
you got something really kind of cool here
and I know what I could get for it.
I can sell this for at least 1,000.
I'm kind of robbing you if I only give you 2.
Let me--let me give you 4. You okay with that?
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- How about 700?
- You wanted 2 and I offered you more
than you were asking.
- How about 600? - How about 4?
- 5?
- Do you know how generous I'm being right now?
I'm giving you twice as much as you asked for
when you came in here.
Let me give you 400 bucks and we'll call it a day, all right?
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- All right.
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Got double what I was asking for
so I'm ecstatic.
Now that I have $400,
I'll tell my wife I got the 200 and keep 200.
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