Lake Hill Honda in Corinth,Mississippi

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

Not a museum its a dealership that claims to be the largest volume Honda dealer in the south....Owner told me " I don't have anything I can't put a price on " .

















I had one just like this that was mint ....Wish I had never sold it 

[Willow]

Wow!

I don't think there's anything there I can buy, but I want to go there just to walk around the showroom for awhile.   

[signart]

I bought that Sunrise Orange cb750 (late '73) new in Cookeville, TN. Traded my '72 cb450. Sold the 750 so I could get married. She's still holding up good. Looks like the bike is too.

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

I bought that Sunrise Orange cb750 (late '73) new in Cookeville, TN. Traded my '72 cb450. Sold the 750 so I could get married. She's still holding up good. Looks like the bike is too.

How do you know " that's my bike " ? I thought Honda called that color Burnt Orange 

[JDW365]

Wow!

I don't think there's anything there I can buy, but I want to go there just to walk around the showroom for awhile.   

I'm with you Willow!

JDW

[signart]

Just dreaming. (Could be though, who knows where it ended up)Sunrise Orange metalflake. Real metalflake, not metalic. Still got my old matching helmet. Have a '75 sohc cb750 project now, waiting resurection. Also an original Sunrise Orange tank for it in the parts pile.
I've got to visit that place, thanks for posting it.

[2step]

This guys prices on new bikes are great, but it stops there. In '05 I bought a Royal Star Venture to go with the Valk, I wanted a few extras put on, lights, bag guards, trunk rack, ect.. I paid cash for this, told the salesman when I would be there to pick up. Drove from Ky. down there and they didn't have any of the stuff done, I still bought the bike and extras, put them on myself and told them I wouldn't be back AND i HAVEN'T.
2step

[Momz]

In Cement City MI we have a multiline dealership that sells Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and HD. They also have a M/C museum that continually changes their display bikes.

They also own a resturant next door that has antique motorcycles mounted on the walls above the dinning area. The resturant is called "Artesian Wells" due to the wells on their outdoor dining and entertainment area.

If you ever get to southern MI, you owe it to yourself to visit "Town and Country Powersports", near Jackson MI.

[Atl-Jerry]

I bought my first IS there in June, 2000.  They were the only folks who had the blue/gray in stock at the time and I got it about $2.5K under list.  I arrived on Sat morning before they opened and there were 7 trailers in line already to pick up bikes.  They don't charge sales tax to out of state buyers.  Every one of them loaded to the gills with 4 wheelers.  Of course, I got clipped for the tax at my local tag office.

AJ

[hal47]

I see four bike I have owned there, first picture the sears mo pad and the compact scooter next to it,3 and 4th page the harley hummer,and last the 750 honda. After the hummer went truimph till 77 till I got the Honda four one of the best cycles I have ever owned.

[Jess Tolbirt]

i had a friend back in '67 that had one of those blue and white harleys,, i thought it was called a tripacer for some reason but i dont think thats right..

correction,, i do believe it was a hummer, 125 cc..

[Fudd]

I had totally forgotten about that Honda shop!  It ain't nuttin' but a hop, skip and a jump from me.  I'm gonna plan a ride for my local bunch right now.  

Thanks Joe for the posting!