1935 Indian Scout Motorcycle Coming Back To Life 

Antique hill climber. Love the rear sprocket. Smitty in Vegas.

Cool rat rod bike

❤ really sweet bikes love them old Indians to dude

Mate there just so fun to work on hard to get parts but that’s just opportunities to mod it too look forward to seeing yo beat on it down the road goodonya Steve cheers

Way back in the day my brother's had indians , and harleys. I'm more of a BSA , and Triumph guy myself. Good luck with your's !

I thought Billy lane was cool but this totally AWESOME Steve Darnell

She’ll be a nice ride when you get done. Love the chain one the back tire. Probably raced on ice or maybe snow. Wild.

Coming along nicely! My grandad had a couple of Indian motorcycles as back before WW2 he had a wall of death. He also had a 3 wheeled BSA Scout which was modified for the wall and he would go around the wall with a lion! All true stuff! Speedy Joe and his lioness he was called.

Very cool!!!!! 👍👍

Sweet hillclimber

I bought a old tool box at auction it was full of body files at the bottom was 4 bars of lead it was a body mans repair kit cool find

Beautiful!! I have been looking for something in either the 30's or 40's Harley V-Twin to make into a dirtster....a dirt bike sportster maybe?

C👀l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great Stuff

Too cool guys 👍👍

😁🇬🇸👍looks like a whole heap of fun.

Awesomeness 🎉

steve can't you make a copy of the tank then its guaranteed to be leak and risk free I always love your work..

wow sitting for so long I'm surprised the tank is there at all. But pin holes show up on old gas tanks and using JB weld for sealing them is the way to go to keep it original. I even have JB kwik which does harden after 5 mins so you have to be fast applying that but it works great.

Always awesomeness to see a video by you Steve. Thank you and have a fantastic week.

Same carb thats on my 66 triumph. Lol.

Bonjour Steve, Funny to see you working on an Indian, my father putchased a street version one just after WW2 with the gear lever on the tank ! Sadly (for me) , he didn't keep it, preferring a car to work and travel with his family. Besides this, chains on the wheel, did you ever see snow around Las Vegas 😁 ? Amicalement, Raphaël

People those are American made motor cycles! That's alot of history!

Dad had a 36' Indian Scout after returning from the Navy in 1946. I wish I could afford one.

I had to pause this halfway through. Being a certified welder myself, you could have patched all those leak areas with stainless steel rod using the tig welder on a lower heat setting or brazed the leaks with a torch. Throwing a bunch of JB weld and screen mesh is the poor man's way (sorry Steve). You have a full metal shop and welding equipment; I'm confused on your methods.

Can't wait to see what you do with it. Love watching your channel. Hope you show us the work you do to the bike has you bring it back to life. Thanks for the video stay safe.

Hey Steve !!! Great work as always !! 👍👍👍👍👍 If you watch movies --- The worlds fastest Indian _- Burt Monroe from down under will be a joy !! His was a ""Scout "" too !! Land speed record over 200 MPH at Bonneville Salt Flats !!! 🙂🙃😉😊

That just a awesome bike did it have the throttle on the left still and timing on the right or was it changed?

They made the chief the scout did they also make a squaw as well

A rat bike or a nice paint job? Because a bike like this it’s hard to not let it keep telling its story.

Man I think your awesome. But why jb weld? Why wouldn’t you weld/tig the gas tank? Or at least braze it?

Jb weld definitely dose NOT work on gas tanks!

Are you going to raffle this one?

Самый быстрый Индиан!!!!

😎🍺👍🇦🇺