Name: What’s in the Barn (Season 2)
Uploaded: 2014
Description: Ex-Harley dealer Dale Walksler crisscrosses the U.S., hunting long-forgotten motorcycle gems for his Wheels Through Time Museum.

Ex-Harley dealer Dale Walksler crisscrosses the U.S., hunting long-forgotten motorcycle gems for his Wheels Through Time Museum.

A family farm in the Midwest holds houses, barns, trailers, grain silos, and perhaps the largest stash of undiscovered motorcycles in the country. Dale brokers a rare Excelsior for a high-end client—but will he outbid his own client?

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A Midwest farm hides barns, trailers, silos, and perhaps the largest stash of undiscovered motorcycles; Dale brokers a rare Excelsior for a high-end client.

Diamond in Dodge City

Matt seeks revenge after losing to Dale at last year’s Barber, Alabama vintage bike race. Days before the race, Dale struggles to fix his bike, while Matt secretly tries to acquire a 100-year-old bike from a priest under strict conditions.

Matt seeks revenge after losing to Dale at Barber, Alabama; Dale struggles to fix his bike while Matt secretly tries to get a 100-year-old bike from a priest.

Don't Tell Dale

Built in the mid-60s by eccentric engineer Wild Bill Gelbke, the Road Dog was the largest motorcycle ever made, with aircraft tubing, Corvette brakes, and a Chevy truck differential. Dale vows to locate it and make Wheels Through Time its final home.

Built in the mid-60s by Wild Bill Gelbke, the Road Dog was the largest motorcycle ever, with aircraft tubing, Corvette brakes, and a Chevy truck differential.

Biker Lore

At the Big Time Motorcycle Auction, Dale searches for priceless motorcycles to bring to Las Vegas.

Vegas Payday

The RM Auction Company works with Dale as buyer, seller, historian, and caretaker for a multi-motorcycle, multi-media, high-stakes auction deal.

Second Time's a Charm

Home Depot Senior VP Gordon Erickson, a Wheels Through Time fan and supporter of Wounded Warrior, enlists Dale to find a rare WWII military bike for a charity build.

Wounded Warrior Project

Dale is called on by Amelia Island Concourse promoters to develop a show for orphan bikes—extremely rare, non-Harley or Indian machines.

Orphan Bikes

Dale and son Matt hunt must-have motorcycles, antique cars, airplanes, and memorabilia like the 1930 Egberts neon Harley-Davidson sign, racing against time in a multi-state, long-distance search.

Dale and son Matt hunt motorcycles, antique cars, airplanes, and memorabilia—including the 1930 Egberts neon Harley-Davidson sign—across multiple states.