We scored the little Indian.
A restoration had been started but not to a high quality so most will have to be redone.
Importantly, all the obtainable parts are all there. So, I will restore both bikes at the same time.

I'm interested in going if anyone else is planning to go.

Also coming soon:
Almost Spring Swap Meet at the Puyallup Fairgrounds on March 14th & 15th. Also an indoor event.

interesting. I don't do Facebook so can't contact the seller. I'm finding out it's a real PIA finding parts for them.

Do you have an idea why the engine was so carboned up? Do the valve stem have seals on them.

How's the rest of the engine looking? Can you use the old pistons?

Did you find any stuck rings?

The bike has lots of potential. Like to see it when it's done.

I'd sure enjoy a show & tell if you would care to do one. I know it's a PIA resizing images to 257 or less. It's not to difficult with Macs but a couple of guys with MS said they had trouble getting it done.

Sounds like an interesting project. Probably not many sources for parts or info out there. I would just take the gentle approach. As for low compression, there are many thoughts starting with soaks of a mixture of atf / acetone. I personally like Kroil either for soaking or aerosol for places you ca...

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