Be prepared to spend some time with this. Ron

http://www.wheelsthroughtime.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=418

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hi ron,what a find,one wonders how much money he spent over the years amassing such a time capsule.
i hope he has a family to benefit from the proceeds.
in clip 5 after the bobcat reverses out ,the first bike out is am m20,must have had a thing for them as i didn't see any more brit iron.i wonder why he didn't try starting it,maybe thats going home with him ,cheers rick

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Wow. Unbelievable. Chicago is only 2 hours South of me. Might be fun to see.

Scott

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Well, you are close Ron on the state of dispersed items. Am always tripping on stuff while looking for it. What a way to go.

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Incredible!! but I don't feel very positive the way they start up bikes that have stood still so long!!

On one clip, they check the oil, and say it's very clean! they should know all the black stuff sinks to the bottom, and will be mixed everywhere and blocking up passages when it warms up!!

The other thing is using ether to start the bikes, not a good thing!

But a remarkeble collection nevertheless.

Cheers,

Lex

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wow!! see its still out there if i win the lottery in the next few weeks i will be out there bidding dont know what just any motorcycle again wow!!

Don't fret Lex. They're only bloody old Indians and Harley's Ron

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in part 5 about 2 minutes in they are moving a bsa m20 it doesnt even get a mention