Ex-steve Mcqueen 1934 Indian Sport Scout

British auction house Bonhams have listed one special vehicle, a stunning 1934 Indian 750cc Sport Scout, formerly owned by the king of cool himself, Steve McQueen. The actor was a serious collector of motorcycles, and he could not be without an example of one of Indians most successful models of the 1930s: the Sport Scout. The beautiful bike is in great condition and finished in a striking color scheme of ivory and black. The purchase includes a copy of the State of Idaho Certificate of Title signed by Steve McQueen.

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