Lee Hartung Collection / Amazing Barn-Find !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Pierre N]

For motorcycle enthusiasts !!!!!!!

Totally Amazing !!!!!

Watch all the videos (8).

They will play in sequence.

There will be a short pause between them

http://www.coolestone.com/media/3728...ate-Barn-Find/

[SteveR]

Jesus fvckin Christ.
That IS totally amazing.

[Chopperman]

Unbelievable.

[Mark K]

There are so many rare and untouched bikes in that collection were does one even start the 1928 henderson with the inline 4 cylinder is just an amazing find as is the 1912 Harley Davidson .

Regards Mark K

[TrondK]

Fantastic collection.
I do not collect other items then militaria (because of lack of space), but i am happy to know these old treasures is going to collectors who loves them.

Thanks for sharing.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Wow! This will make a fortune!

Cheers, Ade.

[davejb]

Thats more than impressive,its a collectors dream,but by christ spare parts will be a nightmare if any break down,but i suppose it does'nt matter, its the rarity that remains

[Danmark]

Wow! This will make a fortune!

Cheers, Ade.

Certainly DID Ade - it all went under the hammer last November 3-5, 2011.

The Lee Roy Hartung Collection of automobiles, motorcycles and memorabilia auction totaled 1580 lots and realised total sales of $3,957,039.
Bidders came from nine countries!

Here are the Top 10 Auction Results

1. 1911 Flying Merkel Twin Belt Drive – $201,250
2. 1950 Veritas BMW – $195,500
3. 1950 Edwards R-26 Roadster – $143,750
4. 1912 Harley-Davidson Single-Cylinder Belt Drive – $115,000
5. 1911 Pope Model H – $83,375
6. 1909 Sears – $66,125
7. 1938 Indian Four-Cylinder Rigid Frame – $64,400
8. 1926 Henderson Deluxe Fire Department Motorcycle – $63,250
9. 1915 Harley-Davidson Single-Cylinder Two-Speed – $57,500
10. 1904 Fabrique-Nationale Four-Cylinder Shaft Drive – $55,200

( and I got none of it )
Dan

[Gary J]

Wow !

[M422A1]

Amazing! That's my friend Dale Walksler doing the talking & starting the bikes. I was just at his museum in Maggie Valley, NC two weeks ago. I took some pictures of his military bikes and was going to post them on here but haven't got around to it yet. If any of you guys are near Maggie Valley, NC you need to check out "Wheels Through Time", Dale's museum. It's unbelievable.

Mike