"Dale Walksler has taken Wheels Through Time from a question mark to the benchmark of american motorcycling history." November 28, 2005 Dave Munganest-Motorcycle Hall of Famer St. Louis, MO motorcycle/automobile dealer extrordinaire WTT board member Over the years, Wheels Through Time Museum has made the news countless times. Here are just a few.
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CoolRide -- France -- November, December 2009, January 2010 |
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Latest in from France....Cool Ride Issue 3. Starting on page 58, Fred Bagur shares his experience at Wheels Through Time. Titled "Le Sanctuaire", meaning "The Sanctuary" the seven page features photos by the famous Michael Lichter and highlights the museum a both a historic treasure and a must see tourism attraction. Thanks Fred and Mike! |
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WTT's John Dills' Panhead on IronWorks March Cover! |
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Congrats to John Dills for his 1953 Harley Panhead Chopper's cover appearance and three page spread in the March Issue of IronWorks. A big thanks to Marilyn Stemp for sharing John's '53 with here readers. Pick up a copy at www.iwblogger.com. |
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Cycle Source -- September 2009 |
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After Cycle Source's Big Mountain Run Stop at Wheels Through Time in June of 2009, editor Chris Callen had his eye on a few great pieces at the museum for upcoming features in his magazine. Just three months later, Chris featured us on the cover, with a six page spread on the 1930 H-D 45" Land Speed Record Holder Watch all 12 videos on the run, here! |
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American Iron Magazine -- May 2009 |
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During Spring of 2009, American Iron Magazine Editor-in-Chief, Buzz Kanter, came to the museum with one of the most interesting projects we've done to date. Taking a 1931 Harley-Davidson VL to the racetrack for the Land Speed Races is no easy task. Taking one that hasn't run in over 20 years seemed nearly impossible. Read the three part series in the May/June/July 2009 American Iron Magazines! Check out the Racestoration Videos on the Time Machine, here! |
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MOTOREVIJA -- Itay -- December 2008 |
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Last fall, our good friend Bill Kniegge from Blue Strada Tours brought eight international travel writers to the museum for a full day tour. We were honored to have them, and hope they enjoyed the visit as much as we did. Check out the six page spread in December 2008 Motorevija. |
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In the April 2008 issue of American Iron, Editor Buzz Kanter stops by Wheels Through Time for a tour of the museum. WTT's rare 1940 Hemi-Head Crocker is also featured, with a great commentary from AIM's classics editor, Jim Babchak. |
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In the Winter 2006 edition of Vintage Motorcycles, writer, Bendan Dooley gave WTT 8 pages in The Museum That Lives article. Here are a couple of the images in the spread. Awesome magazine! |
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The Antique Motorcycle - Winter 2005
"Simply Amazing! We can't think of another museum that can offer this feature. This is as real as it gets. No canned demonstration on a video monitor."Referring to Dale kick-starting a display bike. |
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Marquee - Winter 2005/2006 by William G. Carrington-Photos by Tom Raymond
"The museum has garnered honors from both motoring and tourism orgnaizations, including the coveted AAA-GEM (Great Experience for Members) designation, which the museum shares with the Biltmore Estates, among others. In addition, the Antique Auto Club of America (AACA) presented Wheels Through Time its Museum of the Year award." |
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Cycle World - October 2005
EASTERN MOUNTAIN TIME - by Peter Egan On Saturday we had a big group ride up into the Smoky Mountains to a small town called Maggie Valley in North Carolina, home of the famousWheels Through Time Museum. This huge shrine to American motorcycles which is the brainchild of one Dale Walksler, who has so much energy and knowledge about old motorcycles he makes the average enthusiast feel starved for brain oxygen and low on coffee. His collection is magnificent-full of great displays and background settings for the old bikes. A must stop for anyone on a motorcycle trip in the region.
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