Vintage Honda Store

[Eljeef]

Hi folks. Right now I am in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee and I want to know if there is a store or place somewhere between here and Detroit, Michigan that specializes in VJM's. I will be travelling back up I75 north from here on Friday, Saturday. I appreciate any suggestions you have to offer. It seems that every town has a Harley dealership. What about old Honda's? :) Jeff H.

[Goodysnap]

Well Western Hills Honda is just off 75 in Cincinatti, Ohio. Theres also a Some vintage flat track racing and show in Wauseon, Ohio this coming weekend. I was thinkin about riding down for the day Sat or Sun. http://wauseonnationalmeet.org/

[houseowax]

I second the nomination for Western Hills Honda- well worth the trip. While in Cincinnati stop and have a '3-way' at Skyline Chili (a local delicacy) and have a look at the Union Terminal, one of the most spectacular surviving Art Deco buildings this side of the Chrysler building.

[Eljeef]

Well Western Hills Honda is just off 75 in Cincinatti, Ohio. Theres also a Some vintage flat track racing and show in Wauseon, Ohio this coming weekend. I was thinkin about riding down for the day Sat or Sun. http://wauseonnationalmeet.org/

Western Hills Honda it is. I stopped in Kentucky just across the bridge from the stadium in Ohio and spent the night there at a hotel. (where I left my camera :( doh!) I'll google the address and punch it into the GPS. I love that thing. Thanks, Jeff H.

[Eljeef]

I second the nomination for Western Hills Honda- well worth the trip. While in Cincinnati stop and have a '3-way' at Skyline Chili (a local delicacy) and have a look at the Union Terminal, one of the most spectacular surviving Art Deco buildings this side of the Chrysler building.

I don't think I could survive the 3-way...but an Art Deco building? That's right up my alley. Thanks for that tip. :) Jeff H.

[houseowax]

Jeff, if you have the time go inside the Union Terminal (now the 'Museum Center' where Cincy's Natural History Museum is housed).
The rotunda is absolutely incredible- completely encircled by the most amazing WPA mural. It really is a wonder. They were going to demolish this building in the late 1970s but it survived due to public outcry. It was turned into a shopping mall for a time before it became the new home of the museum. I'm from Cincinnati originally and still stop by to photograph the building when I visit my folks.