Attn: All vintage bike lovers!!!!

I am friends with a man that owns over 500 vintage bikes and he is looking to get them back into circulation. If you have a particular model that you are looking for please email all the info to me and he more than likely has it. Almost every bike he owns was restored overseas before he brought it here. Here are some pictures of what he has at his ranch and there are about 12 more locations like this one filled to the max. If you have any questions please call or email me.

***!!!!PLEASE EMAIL OR CALL ME ONLY NO PM's I NEVER CHECK THEM!!!!***

Chase Vivion
214-770-5842
[email protected]

 

whoa--email sent!

 

for some reason the _ didnt show up between the booboo and the 384 in my email address so its booboo_384 @yahoo.com

 

very cool

 

You call Chuck Hunnicutt over at the Barber Muesuem yet??

 

that bultaco is rad. im broke

 

Right now I am just broke rather than broke er due to divorce if I bought another bike.

 

mmmmm......parilla!

 

That makes me miss my Bultaco. I wish I had some money :down:

 

I want that Aermacchi. Looks like a TV350...I looked around for one of those for a while and couldn't find anything. Figured they were rare/extinct.

 

I have money, got a price quote of $8200 for a Bultaco Metralla

Nice bike but in THIS economy I will probably keep my money instead:down:

 

$8200 is a steal when they are going for 10-11K at the auction. Make me an offer, maybe he will take it........

 

A late 70's 125 Maico is the holy grail for me. I'll call after work.

Luther

 

My first bike was a 1974 Maico 125 (rotory valve with the Christmas tree transmission)

Saw John Clathies (sp?) race the late 70's bike at the Winter-AM in Florida in the late 70's it was a Beautiful bike.. I think the blue Maico or the Yellow one in the center left of the last pic could be a 74 125.... I am excited to see the inventory :up: ...

 

Kindly let me know if you have any Yam TZ's in that mixture.
Or the worthless MV Augusta that you dont want anymore.

Regards,

Charles

 

mongo, your getting just a little to new.

 

The perfect vintage bike for Mongo is the 1967 Munch 4TTS Mammut.
Plenty of chrome, lots of torque, head-turning looks.
What's not to like?