Wheels Through Time Dale has died☹️

[ChargerChallenger]

It is with heavy hearts that we at Wheels Through Time let you know that our beloved founder, curator, and friend Dale Walksler passed away peacefully, with his wife by his side, at home on February 3, 2021, after a courageous four year battle with cancer.​

 

[Old Mopar Guy]

RIP Mr. Walksler.

 

[Tuckerracing]

Sad day for the vintage motorcycle community!

 

[Tuckerracing]

My 1948 Indian Chief Bonneville sitting in the showroom of Indian Motorcycle of Sturgis.

 

[Octanewide]

Man that sucks he was such a cool guy. R.I.P.

 

[ChargerChallenger]

I went to his Museum May 25th 2018 on my new Honda Goldwing. Hell of a lot bikes and Indians as well tons of Harleys.

 

[Confuzed1]

I watched all his TV shows. Seemed like a great guy and a wealth of motorcycle knowledge. RIP....

 

[Tuckerracing]

@ChargerChallenger those Flying Merkel’s were my some of my favorites they had there.

 

[Slowpoke387]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[2017 Redline HC]

Sad day for the vintage motorcycle community!

Agreed! RIP.

 

[Paladin06]

Agreed. RIP.

 

[Magnified]

I am sick of death....

 

[Demonic Cat]

Always loved watching his show, simply incredible having over a hundred (Able TO RUN ANY TIME VINTAGE BIKES)
in a museum, many over 100 years old of numerous makes and models. He reminded me of Wane Carini on Chassing Classic Cars, in the sense it was about finding, preserving, and not just profit although it’s an added value bonus. If he found one with patina and it was rare, he would leave the dust, get it running and leave it as is, I will be buying a few more Tee shirts
from his museum site “Wheels Through time“ hope his son keeps the legacy going, I think he will. The apple didn’t fall far from the tree, he has the same passion as his dad had.

 

[68coronet]

RIP

 

[Mean Cat]

Another good one gone, RIP DW.

 

[Diboblo]

My 1948 Indian Chief Bonneville sitting in the showroom of Indian Motorcycle of Sturgis.
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My '48 Chief, in my garage.

R.I.P. Dale...

Bob