What's Inside One Of Harley-Davidsons Rarest Racing Engines

Dale's Wheels Through Time Museum, located in Maggie Valley, NC, features over 375 American motorcycles, unique cars, and transportation history.

[philliplangley]

We are so glad that you followed your father's dreams

[spoogtastic]

Love watching Matt just dig into engines. It is so awesome to hear his knowledge and love for it just come POURING through the screen.

[tedium]

Love how Matt never curbs his enthusiasm. Great find here. Thanks for sharing 👍

[scottarmstrong]

I love that old racing stuff. It just doesn't get any better than that. I bet that thing was a beast back in the day. A money maker for sure.

[johnchambers]

Great video Matt. It's awesome to watch something like this with somebody with so much knowledge.

[talkingrock]

I am always amazed with the quality of your work and the collection of bikes at Wheels Through Time, thank you for all the hard work that both you and your father have done thru the years

[thinman]

High performance stuff from back in the day that looks like it is ready to run is way cool. Thank you for sharing this.

[tyler]

Absolutely love what your father started and what you continue to do. I'm definitely coming down there this summer and checking this place out because I am a Harley nut. When my grandpa's came home from the war they bought knuckleheads... After they had kids they had panheads.. And when those kids grew up they bought shovel heads and well both of em rode those to

[lukepaulson]

When you pulled that cover off it was like the Gears Through Time! Loved it!

[acr]

Always enjoy each video but I really enjoy it when Matt is in the shop😊

[donaldcotnoir]

Matt's passion for these motorcycles is truly amazing. I was fortunate enough to meet him Thursday at the museum and got to see some of the amazing motorcycles fire up. Wheels through time is an awesome place. Thanks Matt.

[scottmartin]

Fun to watch you geek out, Matt! Nowhere near as much knowledge, but I can enjoy your enthusiasm!

[pameladunn]

matt - you're carrying on the extreme high level of passion and emotion, that your father had .... that's what drew me into watching his shows "what's in the barn" still one of my favorites, don't ever stop - the technical info that flows out while your exploring is amazing - your paying homage to those pioneers of speed . . . . . .thank you

[mattneubauer]

It amazes me the knowledge that Matt has and shares with his partners and us. I’m astounded how you can put all these parts back together to make these beauties. I also like how he gives praise when he’s disassembling and assembling these bikes to those that had them previously. Keep up the great work!

[lpdsnipe]

Good stuff! I'm an old guy, but back in my dad's day, he and his buddies were taking 80" flathead flywheels and building stroker Panheads. Way before you could buy anything you wanted from S & S, they made it.

[godfellas]

It would be very interesting to see these racing machines tested on a dyno. As built back in the day. Maybe run a WTT HP competition and compare some stock builds side by side. I'm sure the builders and racers knew what they were doing. I would love to see WTT validate their efforts in a video someday...Keep up the great work!

[grantbierlmeier]

This is one of my favourite YouTube videos of all time - as Matt says - what a win!

[garyseaton]

It's so much fun, and always a learning experience, watching Matt tear into something special. Abilities and knowledge beyond that of mere mortals... Can't wait to see more of this incredible machine... As always, thank you for sharing this piece of motorcycle history...

[randycrager]

I could actually feel your excitement cracking that puppy open. Oh what a feelin!

[JROOSTER]

Not sure who was more excited to see the tear down, me or Matt!