I remember on his TV show they set a record by starting 100 bikes all years in less than 24 hrs. Chris was finding many of the bikes for Dale to go look at and possibly buy for the museum.
Thank you! That tour was so cool! Speaking of operating museums, have you been to the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer? It was once the main hub and maintenance shops for the Southern RR. They have the roundhouse and operating turntable, plus other buildings with antique cars, motorcycles, fire trucks, military vehicles and a Piedmont airliner. These are the shops where the famous Norfolk & Southern 611 was rebuilt and repainted. Plan on a day to see everything.
Maggie Valley NC My home for 13 years... From '93-'06... Dale left an amazing museum for all to enjoy! Thanks for sharing your adventure... Blessings from Georgia USA 🙏🌹
Love you three...Can't forget Daisy...!!! The biscuits are the size of my wifes Baguettes...Don't forget the Norton's Motorcycles... Just so you know time wise I drove from San Diego, California to Jacksonville Florida in May 1976 in three days on a Kawasaki 900 ... for a whopping15 hours in the saddle per day..Left Coronado, North Island at 5:30PM and three days later arrived at 9:30PM Jax Fl. I always wonder where Steve McQueen's Harley went...Now I know...Thanks Chad and Tara...!!!
Awesome video. I visit WTTM every time I'm near Maggie Valley and there is also something new to see. It's amazing that everything runs. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks so much for your time and effort to make videos like these. That museum was SO COOL to see. My wife and I LOVE the show American Pickers, and this video fell right in line with a personal touch.
Been there twice- nice presentation! If you can get to Motorcyclepedia in Newburg NY- nothing runs but the breadth of the history and the many many different makes are mind blowing. BTW they have and Indian ROOM with one of each from 1903 to 1953 and more!
I have known about Wheels Through Time for many years and have not been there yet, it is on my bucket list. Dale and his son are very knowledgeable, Mike and Frank from American Pickers have traded with Dale a time or two. The 1949 Veritas car was on an episode of Chasing Classic Cars where Dale bought the car at an auction. There is an amazing amount of history under that roof!!!
Best museum ever. I got a cousin who's also my life long riding buddy. He's been on the mend since being diagnosed with cancer last year. I'm hoping to get him down the blue ridge in the late spring to Asheville NC to see the museum. I've been there, loved it! I was actually on the rebound from a bad crash. That was like 15 years ago. It's time for another visit. Thanks for the video. I watch all the wheels through time videos also.
Wow this is amazing. I had no idea this place existed and is only 3 hours away from me! I see what key next road trip is going to be. Thanks for posting it.
Brought back memories of the60’s when you passed the hill climb exibit with a sign for the Muskegon Motorcycle Club. Made me remember the hill climbs in Bridgeton Michigan which is very near Muskegon. The entire area would have every make, model motorcycles including lots of chopprrs and 3 wheelers with unique builds. Locals were always in fear because the Hells Angels wre sure to be in town.
It's funny you mention American Pickers. Mike and Frank of Antique Archaeology(American Pickers) procured many bikes and items on display there. In fact I saw several items in your video from their show. Dale Walksler was one in a million special guy. Thank God he passed on many of his good traits to his son Matt. The knowledge Dale had was astounding and he came along right at the right time in history. We lost a great man with his passing, he was way more than a bike guy. He was a people guy. He would stop what he was doing and take the time to talk to anyone especially children. Remember when leaving your foot prints in the sand of life, Do it with work boots on
Love your channel, but I think this is a favorite!!! I grew up riding with my Dad too. I have a 1963 HD 250. Need to restore. Maybe Dale would like it?
What a cool place. So much “working” history all in one location. Tara, I’m surprised you were able to get Chad to actually leave there. And I couldn’t help but picture you all “bedazzled” as a 50’s biker chick when you mentioned the saddlebags and accessories. I think you could pull it off. You know, the Marlon Brando hat, leather jacket, and roll up jeans. Just ask Chad. He’d say “exactamundo!” 😜 What a perfect place for the two of you and for you to share. Appreciate the tour, guys. Troy
I have been waiting for this! I sent you that link for the NIB engine unboxing and you replied that this was coming. Great job! Your music choice for this was spot on! Hope your feeling and doing well!
We sold our Harley a couple months ago to downsize and now wish we didn't! We need a toy hauler haha. Maybe our channel will invest in another bike someday soon! This is amazing footage, thanks for sharing 😃~Renee and Kyle
Don't know what the last (first?) four comments are about, but I loved the video. Had to park the RV for a while in Blue Ridge GA. Been to Wheels Through Time once before, going to go back again this fall. Thanks for the great work! BTW, Dale's TV show was called Barn Finds, watched every episode 😎
I could stand and listen to that history all day. Real cool place that I have heard about but have yet to make it there. A must on my bucket list. Thanks
Great video. Outstanding museum. How sad! My parents lived in Maggie Valley (a beautiful place, but a dying town) and I never knew this museum was there!😠. My mother in law has passed and my father had to be moved because of failing health. But after I retire, I will make it back. We live in S CA so it is a very long way. Love your channel.
A group of us are heading up to that area, staying at a Franklin VRBO, riding for a week, in a few weeks to see the Fall colors. Will add this place on as an added choice if a rainy day pops up.
There is a biker build off sponsored by V-Twin Visionary at Smoky Mtn Harley Davidson Maryville, TN Oct 8th - 11th. Something else to do while ya'll there.
I’d have a field day at this place, great collection, I love you guys and what you do. I too have an Indian roadmaster awesome bike. Stay safe and take care.
Chad, you gotta check out the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, IA. It's about 1/2 a mile from J&P Cycles and was started by John Parham (the founder of J&P). Then you can head up to Spirit Lake!
And Anamosa is only 1.5 hours away from Le Claire -- you could go visit Mike Wolf and Frank Fritz afterward! Great editing job on this video too ... love you how embed the maps of the locales into the video.
Great video. You guys showcased the place well. I went end of April 2021 and the Cannonball exhibit is awesome. Chris like you say was great and incredibly knowledgeable. He started several while we were there. Also got to meet Matt and chat with him some. So thankful he’s keeping his Dads legacy alive! I’ve been a couple of times now and never spend enough time!! Maybe next time!!
You guys do such a great job of taking a subject that is a complete geek-out for me as a motorcycle nut and turning it into a tour of something that both my wife and I find incredibly interesting. As a Harley rider, I'm really looking forward to getting to the Milwaukee Harley museum, but this is #2 on our list of must-stops now.
I’ve been twice and my husband has been three times and we see something new every single time. It’s definitely one of my favorite places to visit. Also a great place to get on the Blue Ridge parkway.
We went there on a bike trip before fulltime RV life. Got there just before closing and after telling them it was our destination, Dale came out and gave us a private tour. So cool!
You need to check out The National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa Iowa. It is awesome and not far off of I80. Anamosa is also the home of J&P Cycles. You will be impressed with the museum.
Another hidden gem you may want to check out if your ever in the area of Leeds AL is Barber Motor Sports Museum. Maybe catch a motorcycle or car race and tour the museum. Lots of motorcycles to see.
But do they have a 1969 Royal Enfield Interceptor? I guess not, it looks like it's only American made bikes. But, a very, very cool museum. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
Fantastic video, Chad and Tara! Really enjoyed watching it seeing that I'm also a motorcycle nut!! Great editing BTW! Keep it up, as really cheers my day watching your adventures! x
I've been enjoying and learning from your videos for a couple of years now but really had to subscribe and comment on this video - you guys did an amazing job with the information and visuals. I was so intent watching that it seemed like I could smell the oil soaked wood and ancient parts. The music was perfect for an "old" car guy like myself.
I’m just getting caught up on videos I missed. If you guys ever get through Springville, UT, you should check out Legends Motorcycle, and the Strap Tank restaurant.
We are headed back that way tomorrow. Been to that museum before, loved it. When you go back to that area, check out the Teaberry Hill RV campground in Robbinsville NC , 12 sites and wonderful owners and place to stay.
In the outtakes, you commented that you're the Fonz. Did you know Winkler was afraid to ride? Aside from one shot in the opening credits, it was always stuntmen when the bike was moving. Erik Estrada was a danger to himself and others whenever "Ponch" rode his own bike, too. I see old clips of CHiPs and now I notice how wobbly he was in contrast to Larry Wilcox.
Thats kinda like the Lone Star Flight museum in Ellington Airport. All the planes there run as well. Including the B-17. And you can pay to ride in a B-17 or other plane there.
R.I.P. Dale. You will be missed.
I remember on his TV show they set a record by starting 100 bikes all years in less than 24 hrs. Chris was finding many of the bikes for Dale to go look at and possibly buy for the museum.
Thank you! That tour was so cool! Speaking of operating museums, have you been to the North Carolina Transportation Museum in Spencer? It was once the main hub and maintenance shops for the Southern RR. They have the roundhouse and operating turntable, plus other buildings with antique cars, motorcycles, fire trucks, military vehicles and a Piedmont airliner. These are the shops where the famous Norfolk & Southern 611 was rebuilt and repainted. Plan on a day to see everything.
What a wonderful treat! Thanks so much for sharing! 👍🏻
I live in NC. Been here for 20+ years. Wouldn't even know about this museum without your video. Excellent, thanks.
Can’t decide what I like more the restoration bikes or the rusty gold look!
I'm addicted to history of bikes and I added the museum to my bucket list for 2021. Thank you.
Maggie Valley NC
My home for 13 years...
From '93-'06...
Dale left an amazing museum for all to enjoy!
Thanks for sharing your adventure...
Blessings from Georgia USA 🙏🌹
I have really enjoyed this video thank for the production
Wonderful video, I love you guys (especially Tara, the beauty!) ;-)
Love you three...Can't forget Daisy...!!! The biscuits are the size of my wifes Baguettes...Don't forget the Norton's Motorcycles... Just so you know time wise I drove from San Diego, California to Jacksonville Florida in May 1976 in three days on a Kawasaki 900 ... for a whopping15 hours in the saddle per day..Left Coronado, North Island at 5:30PM and three days later arrived at 9:30PM Jax Fl. I always wonder where Steve McQueen's Harley went...Now I know...Thanks Chad and Tara...!!!
Dang! San Diego to Jacksonville in 3 days - 2400 miles! That's a real Iron Butt ride - more than a Bun Burner 2500K.
Dale was famous even in Greece from early 90s....and his son is also a very goodgood guy we still love to watch..!!!!
Awesome video. I visit WTTM every time I'm near Maggie Valley and there is also something new to see. It's amazing that everything runs. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks so much for your time and effort to make videos like these. That museum was SO COOL to see. My wife and I LOVE the show American Pickers, and this video fell right in line with a personal touch.
Been there twice- nice presentation! If you can get to Motorcyclepedia in Newburg NY- nothing runs but the breadth of the history and the many many different makes are mind blowing. BTW they have and Indian ROOM with one of each from 1903 to 1953 and more!
Great video loved the museum definitely now on my list also the biscuit place just need some sausage gravy and grits to go with it! Oh yeah! ❤️❤️❤️
Awsome video!! Was great so see Wheels Through Time again. Its been 12 years sence i last visited. Thanks
I have known about Wheels Through Time for many years and have not been there yet, it is on my bucket list. Dale and his son are very knowledgeable, Mike and Frank from American Pickers have traded with Dale a time or two. The 1949 Veritas car was on an episode of Chasing Classic Cars where Dale bought the car at an auction. There is an amazing amount of history under that roof!!!
That was SUPER COOL, guys !!!!!! Never knew of the place ..... "Thanks" for posting this !!! Gonna add this to my NC list ... :) :) :) :)
Best museum ever. I got a cousin who's also my life long riding buddy. He's been on the mend since being diagnosed with cancer last year. I'm hoping to get him down the blue ridge in the late spring to Asheville NC to see the museum. I've been there, loved it! I was actually on the rebound from a bad crash. That was like 15 years ago. It's time for another visit. Thanks for the video. I watch all the wheels through time videos also.
Definitely a must see when in that area and tons of great rides.👍👍
This place is on my bucket list! Thank you for sharing.
Wow this is amazing. I had no idea this place existed and is only 3 hours away from me! I see what key next road trip is going to be. Thanks for posting it.
Thats a BAD ASS museum! Definitely will add this to the list.
That is a great place to go. Been there 5 or 6 times I love it.
We drove by this exit today on our way to Chattanooga from Asheville! We love your channel!!
We loved this place...spent many hours. The displays were amazing. Will go again when we are in the area. Nice video. Thanks.
Brought back memories of the60’s when you passed the hill climb exibit with a sign for the Muskegon Motorcycle Club. Made me remember the hill climbs in Bridgeton Michigan which is very near Muskegon. The entire area would have every make, model motorcycles including lots of chopprrs and 3 wheelers with unique builds. Locals were always in fear because the Hells Angels wre sure to be in town.
We live in Lake Junaluska and still havent made it over there. On the bucket list.
This place is great. You know there are so many interesting places off the beaten path. Plenty to explore without ever leaving the country. Nice job!
Absolutely loved our visit there.
It's funny you mention American Pickers. Mike and Frank of Antique Archaeology(American Pickers) procured many bikes and items on display there. In fact I saw several items in your video from their show. Dale Walksler was one in a million special guy. Thank God he passed on many of his good traits to his son Matt. The knowledge Dale had was astounding and he came along right at the right time in history. We lost a great man with his passing, he was way more than a bike guy. He was a people guy. He would stop what he was doing and take the time to talk to anyone especially children.
Remember when leaving your foot prints in the sand of life, Do it with work boots on
On the bucket list now. Thanks for this vid!!!!
Love your channel, but I think this is a favorite!!! I grew up riding with my Dad too. I have a 1963 HD 250. Need to restore. Maybe Dale would like it?
Definitely will add the museum to the bucket list
We went there a few years ago. Met Dale he is just an awesome person. Love that place.
What a cool place. So much “working” history all in one location. Tara, I’m surprised you were able to get Chad to actually leave there. And I couldn’t help but picture you all “bedazzled” as a 50’s biker chick when you mentioned the saddlebags and accessories. I think you could pull it off. You know, the Marlon Brando hat, leather jacket, and roll up jeans. Just ask Chad. He’d say “exactamundo!” 😜 What a perfect place for the two of you and for you to share. Appreciate the tour, guys. Troy
I was in Maggie Valley spring 2020 and this was closed. Looks like I will be heading there soon! Maggie Valley is an amazing place to ride.
It's in Maggie Valley NC, A great place to visit, really enjoyed the video, now I want to go back again. Thanks
I love The Wheels Through Time Museum. Maggie Valley is an awesome place to visit for motorcycle enthusiasts.
I have been waiting for this!
I sent you that link for the NIB engine unboxing and you replied that this was coming.
Great job!
Your music choice for this was spot on! Hope your feeling and doing well!
Maggie Valley was a regular stop every year when riding the Dragon or Cherohala Skyway. I miss the mountains. Stuck in south Florida sucks.
A place worthy of a day! Thanks, I will put this on my “bucket list”... you guys blew past the 100K subscribers!!!
I second Mike Dean’s comment about Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, AL.
We sold our Harley a couple months ago to downsize and now wish we didn't! We need a toy hauler haha. Maybe our channel will invest in another bike someday soon! This is amazing footage, thanks for sharing 😃~Renee and Kyle
This is officially on my bucket list
That was fun to watch! Thanks!
Don't know what the last (first?) four comments are about, but I loved the video. Had to park the RV for a while in Blue Ridge GA. Been to Wheels Through Time once before, going to go back again this fall. Thanks for the great work!
BTW, Dale's TV show was called Barn Finds, watched every episode 😎
Roy Shorter: a friend of mine was one of the producers on that show and you can still find “What’s in the Barn” episodes on line
@@scottdupertuis1911 I stand corrected. Thanks, Scott.
I could stand and listen to that history all day. Real cool place that I have heard about but have yet to make it there. A must on my bucket list. Thanks
Great video. Outstanding museum. How sad! My parents lived in Maggie Valley (a beautiful place, but a dying town) and I never knew this museum was there!😠. My mother in law has passed and my father had to be moved because of failing health. But after I retire, I will make it back. We live in S CA so it is a very long way. Love your channel.
Interesting Been in that area wish I would have known it was there. Thanks.
I always wanted to go there. I loke the museums that let you touch history
A group of us are heading up to that area, staying at a Franklin VRBO, riding for a week, in a few weeks to see the Fall colors. Will add this place on as an added choice if a rainy day pops up.
There is a biker build off sponsored by V-Twin Visionary at Smoky Mtn Harley Davidson Maryville, TN Oct 8th - 11th. Something else to do while ya'll there.
One of my favorite places to visit! Great Fall bike rally in town. Plus some great rides around there! Wish I was there now!
Next time you are in the area, you should ride The Rattler and Copperhead loop. Nice rides and especially beautiful this time of year!
I’ve been to Wheels Through Time when it was in Mt Vernon, Illinois. First, cannot believe that. Great video again.
I’d have a field day at this place, great collection, I love you guys and what you do. I too have an Indian roadmaster awesome bike. Stay safe and take care.
Chad, you gotta check out the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, IA. It's about 1/2 a mile from J&P Cycles and was started by John Parham (the founder of J&P). Then you can head up to Spirit Lake!
And Anamosa is only 1.5 hours away from Le Claire -- you could go visit Mike Wolf and Frank Fritz afterward! Great editing job on this video too ... love you how embed the maps of the locales into the video.
Probably your best video EVER! Thank you for sharing it with us!!
Went there for my husband's birthday and had our picture taken with Dale who is a great person.
Been there twice, Dale is a real cool guy.
Sadly I think Dale is really ill because he hasn't been seen at the museum or on their social media for a year or more.
@@fantabulous70 I saw him about 2 years ago and he had lost a lot of weight, he looked frail. I spoke to him and I didn't ask him about it.
He passed a couple months ago.
I`m from Centralia IL. and visited Dales old WTT museum in Mt. Vernon IL. and it was awesome then, cant wait to visit this one
Fabulous Tour - thanks!!
Great video. You guys showcased the place well. I went end of April 2021 and the Cannonball exhibit is awesome. Chris like you say was great and incredibly knowledgeable. He started several while we were there. Also got to meet Matt and chat with him some. So thankful he’s keeping his Dads legacy alive! I’ve been a couple of times now and never spend enough time!! Maybe next time!!
Wow, I live about 2 hours away and never knew that was there. Will definitely be making a trip there soon. Great video, as always.
Just added one more place to my bucket list. 👍
Awesome place!
You guys do such a great job of taking a subject that is a complete geek-out for me as a motorcycle nut and turning it into a tour of something that both my wife and I find incredibly interesting. As a Harley rider, I'm really looking forward to getting to the Milwaukee Harley museum, but this is #2 on our list of must-stops now.
I’ve been twice and my husband has been three times and we see something new every single time. It’s definitely one of my favorite places to visit. Also a great place to get on the Blue Ridge parkway.
We went there on a bike trip before fulltime RV life. Got there just before closing and after telling them it was our destination, Dale came out and gave us a private tour. So cool!
He even started a bunch for us!
You need to check out The National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa Iowa. It is awesome and not far off of I80. Anamosa is also the home of J&P Cycles. You will be impressed with the museum.
Great video, I was there years ago, I couldn't even tell you when and stumbled across it. I'm so glad I stopped it was so worth it.
It's on my bucket list.
Awesome video loved our time together. So many cool bikes and cars to see. We could have stayed there all day.
Yea.. gotta spend more time there next time!
Another hidden gem you may want to check out if your ever in the area of Leeds AL is Barber Motor Sports Museum. Maybe catch a motorcycle or car race and tour the museum. Lots of motorcycles to see.
But do they have a 1969 Royal Enfield Interceptor? I guess not, it looks like it's only American made bikes. But, a very, very cool museum. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
That was very interesting
Definitely cool Museum
Fantastic video, Chad and Tara! Really enjoyed watching it seeing that I'm also a motorcycle nut!! Great editing BTW! Keep it up, as really cheers my day watching your adventures! x
Fantastic video, you guys are one of the best of the best!😀
I've been enjoying and learning from your videos for a couple of years now but really had to subscribe and comment on this video - you guys did an amazing job with the information and visuals. I was so intent watching that it seemed like I could smell the oil soaked wood and ancient parts. The music was perfect for an "old" car guy like myself.
Fun video, you two. Happy travels!
I’m just getting caught up on videos I missed. If you guys ever get through Springville, UT, you should check out Legends Motorcycle, and the Strap Tank restaurant.
Thank you for the video very much enjoyed
We are headed back that way tomorrow. Been to that museum before, loved it. When you go back to that area, check out the Teaberry Hill RV campground in Robbinsville NC , 12 sites and wonderful owners and place to stay.
Thanks for the tip! 👍🏼
“I didn’t even know there were clothes.”
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Great job as usual!
Nice episode guys. I've marked it to visit next fall when we do the Blue Ridge Parkway in Oct.
Excellent vid guys.
Such a cool place!
Very very cool!
In the outtakes, you commented that you're the Fonz. Did you know Winkler was afraid to ride? Aside from one shot in the opening credits, it was always stuntmen when the bike was moving. Erik Estrada was a danger to himself and others whenever "Ponch" rode his own bike, too. I see old clips of CHiPs and now I notice how wobbly he was in contrast to Larry Wilcox.
I am not a motorcycle guy but I spent 3 hrs. ,there and my wife had to drag me out.
Welcome to North Carolina.
Great spot.
Thats kinda like the Lone Star Flight museum in Ellington Airport. All the planes there run as well. Including the B-17. And you can pay to ride in a B-17 or other plane there.
Bummed we didn't get to do this with you guys... next trip for sure!
Not like you've been busy or anything. 😛 Hope the new bar is kicking a$$.
@@ChangingLanes ...doing pretty well, all things considered.
What an awesome place !
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I'm buying a Super C Renegade camper real soon see you on the road somewhere
Need to check out Barber's Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, AL. Largest motorcycle museum in the world.
I love this place. They use to have a reality show.
You definitely need to come to Birmingham AL and your Barbers motor sports museum. It the largest motorcycle museum in the world.
Thanks for the tip! 👍🏼 Pinned it to our map...