Congratulations to Allen Saum

of Pawleys Island, SC.

He's the winner of the

6th Annual WTT Raffle for the

1940 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead Bobber!!!

Allen was in the Maggie Valley Area in Septmember of 2008 on a trip with his son's boy scout troop. While at a local gas station, Allen bumped into museum curator, Dale Walksler, in the check-out line, and Dale told them about the museum, graciously offering to give the troop a personal tour during their visit. Allen obliged and brought the troop to Wheels Through Time for an afternoon of fun.

After a great tour and a bit of swapping stories, Allen decided to buy a few raffle tickets, and the rest is history!

Congrats Allen, and Happy Riding!

The Wheels Through Time Museum will

be closing its Maggie Valley location on

November 30, 2008.

For more information, contact the museum at (828) 926-6266 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it here.

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All American Transportation Museum -

A consummate collection of over 250 rare antique American Motorcycles and Automobiles. Equally as astounding is the memorabilia collection that unites the "art of the motorcycle" with the generation of Americans that enjoyed a lifestyle peculiar to the "American Mainstream."

The thrust of the museum is to educate future generations to a fascinating spectrum of Americana.

From the early years 1900 – 1928, motorcycles emerged from a motor powered bicycle to a form of reliable sport and transportation.

Wheels Through Time Presents
"MotorCops"
A 100 Year Love Affair
Between Police and Motorcycling

The Wheels Through Time American Transportation Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina has openned its newest exhibit at its Smoky Mountain location highlighting the history of motorcycle police in America. The museum, which houses the world’s premier collection of rare and historic American motorcycles and unique automobiles, openned the 60-day exhibit, Motorcops: A 100 Year Love Affair Between Police and the Motorcycle, on September 26, 2008.

Motorcops will tell the story of the long-lasting relationship between law enforcement and the motorcycle. From the first official police motorcycle patrol in 1911 to the operation of over 3400 motorcycle law enforcement units today, the rich and colorful history of police and motorcycles remains as strong as ever.

Willie G. Davidson Motorcycle and Pop Culture Icon Visits Wheels Through Time

This Thursday, September 27, 2007, motorcycle and pop culture icon, Willie G. Davidson, rode into Maggie Valley, NC with good old-fashioned American motorized history on his mind. His destination….the Wheels Through Time Museum. The Sr. Vice President and Chief Styling Officer of the legendary Harley-Davidson Motor Company, along with his son, Michael, and 12 other executives from Harley-Davidson had been planning the visit for some time, and upon their arrival, knew that they were in for an amazing experience.