Dreamboat - 1952 Panhead | Harley-Davidson x Prism Supply

[@WalterCruz-USA]

Harley - Davidson Number 1.🇺🇸 #Freedom.🗽 #Lifestile.😍

[@channel302]

Amazing storytelling! This can be a movie!

[@jimcorey2956]

I would love to see it made into a movie!

[@gwaddles]

Beautiful story. My Grandfather loved Harley-Davidson Motorcycles. He rode them in WW2 as part of the 761st Tank Battalion and continued to ride when I was a kid. He would put us on the tank and ride us around the block. This story brought back memories.

[@bikerboyzngirlz]

Thanks for the memories. There are more stories that can be told of men like this. Unfortunately, parts of history haven’t been told by his story. Thanks so much for sharing. Dad and his bike are now free birds.

[@AndyGarcia-em9pr]

Great story! The world needs more people like your old man. Live to Ride, Ride to Live ✌🏼🇺🇸

[@brianmccutcheon3205]

You spoke from the heart my friend. I was born in 1952 and love pan heads: I was saddened when you told that you lost your father at so young an age: I hate this us against them attitude: God made all men equal. In 2008 I went to America and rode a hired Harley across the country to sturgis loved every minute. Met so many bikers of both colours mixing together as mates. Anyway thank you for sharing your dad’s story. I wish I had have met him. PS I snapped a pic of dream boat and will be hanging on my wall in honour of your Dad: God bless you

[@jheard0912]

Beautiful story! Great job Harley showing diversity amongst avid Harley riders! Keep the legacy thriving! 💯

[@jessieholt9238]

Way to keep your dad's memory alive hoping this is in the Harley Davidson Museum

[@fearsomename4517]

I think you did a great job explaining Dreamboat, it's a beautiful Harley Davidson. I know your Dad cherished it, but you did what you had to do. I'm sure you miss him, like I miss my Dad.

[@dannygomez4043]

Awesome story. Beautiful bike. Thank you for sharing Amazing how she purred after all these years.

[@pd6569]

Mr. Smith, What a wonderful and inspiring motorcycle story/history of your Dad and his courage to challenge ignorance. Very interesting that he called her Dreamboat; I am sure that is a story in itself. I smiled hearing how he chromed out his bike after breaking it down. While he inspired others directly by his club, and others to start their own, we can only pray that he would be proud of riders these days. How special that you and your family for generations to come can share this legacy. Learning how he handled his sickness, no doubt, he was a man of incredible fortitude

[@davidchereneimmel8820]

Very cool story!, and so cool to see the STP sticker on the windshield... when I was young seemed as if all of America had a STP sticker somewhere or on multiple places. Fun times!

[@chrissparks3254]

I red this story in Enthusiast Magazine. What an amazing story. I can’t help but think that at the end of this video that Dreamboat was missing her rider.

[@michaelwoody2088]

Incredible man. Incredible bike. Incredible story.

[@j.johnson6294]

Just read the article about the bike and the story attached to the bike. Glad your Dad had the balls to buy this bike and forget what anyone else thought.

[@HarleyGeezer1954]

What a great story. Vision will always become true eventually. I wish more people knew that. Your father had great vision.

[@swiss9632]

This is a great story. I read this in the Enthusiast. Thanks for the story Mr. Smith.

[@1320Exotic]

God Bless Your Father, True American. Thank You for sharing HIS STORY, I Truely Enjoyed It.

[@indujain1424]

Great Job Harley Davidson. Keep on sharing this these kinds of wonderful stories ☺️❤️👏

[@davidknows3320]

I hope very much that Dreamboat will be at the museum in Milwaukee when I visit 2022. What a great story!

[@trevorjones7450]

Outstanding!! Being a fellow Hoosier, Southside was one of the first shops I shopped in!! Ride Forever Free Sir!!

[@burningman2645]

O Lord,thank you for the memories of the past,my journey is about finished,but i will always cherish my ol panheads..tink tink..thank you for giving me the best Gifts of Your LOVE,Amen👑

[@arthurgomez9902]

Very beautiful story thanks for sharing part of your father's life with us much love and respect GOD bless you and yours 🙏😇👍

[@rosskelly6441]

Wow, great story about a great man!

[@toddricketts9498]

Thanks for sharing , it's a great American Dream , glad my father got me involved at a young age . I live in Texas now but was raised in Terre Haute

[@bryancarpenter3648]

Jeez! Not even my bike and I’m still proud of it.

[@garysheren9353]

Love to hear the story or your fathers life riding his bike ,like me my dad rode bikes most of his life. The story and pictures that I came across were so interesting. But the highlight of a lifetime was a conversation I had with him was he asked me if I would like to go visit with a friend he rode with this guys wife just passed . IT WAS A two hour drive away ,so when we got there his bud told us to come in my dad introduce me .I was checking out all his pictures he had of clubs him and his friends at his Indian dealer ship he had, HIS friend asked if I like to see what he had left two rolls of chiffs and scouts ,with the biggest log chine on each roll .that day I will never forget .so I like to hear a good story from the past

[@Nordm4nn]

big respect, beautiful story, these are the stories that HD lives on!

[@Mariodupree]

Much respect to you sir! I can sympathize with you… I now own my dad’s first and only Harley Davidson as well. A 1963 Duo Glide turned chopper in 1970. It sat under pine straw from 1989 to 2018 until we pulled it out and rebuilt it. Wouldn’t trade it for the world. Pop is 82 now and gets a major kick out of seeing me ride it. The stories he tells about riding in the old days are PRICELESS!

[@colinbrown364]

Fantastic story , thankyou for sharing 👍

[@alebargna4824]

What a story…. Emotional…. And that bike…. WoW

[@albertiaconis8544]

I started riding my 195o Panhead in 1957. Still riding today. Motorcycles, especially Harley Davidson have always been the equalizer and still are today. Great story!

[@asylumcuts]

❤❤❤❤ Go Smith family My family making History

[@monahantp3767]

What a great story!

[@AUTOT3KHCL]

This is a great video. You guys need to do more like this!

[@kennykerns3325]

Great story. Thank you for sharing!

[@djdj500dr]

Thanks for this. Powerful story, great editing and cinematography. Thanks to this man and his family for letting us in.

[@richardfonner1104]

Absolutely awesome to hear the pride in this mans voice talking about his dad. Great story.

[@JarheadSixRides]

Thank you for sharing! God bless you and your family!

[@evilglide]

Incredible story… amazing bike….

[@Walt1960]

That was a great video. Thanks

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

One hell of a piece of Americana. I too like to put my stamp on my Harley I've got an old 90 Softail but it's nothing like that dreamboat 😀😀😀👍

[@fbja07s40]

Thank you for sharing your story. Ride safe

[@bangladave28]

Great story. ❤

[@kmeades43]

Thanks so much for posting this.

[@treytucker5619]

Cool dad! Cool bike😎😎😎😎

[@robertsmall6076]

God bless him glad those days are for the most part gone I don’t care what you ride or what color you are your still on 2🤙🇺🇸

[@luismedrano1960]

Cuantas historias encima de esa moto. Hermoso...

[@NewBikeMikeChannel]

Great Story!! I wish I had my dads Pan Head.

[@leonardwilliams225]

Amazing story!

[@Dinoxt12]

Very Interesting...thank you .

[@gypsietrukr]

Thank you for sharing...I never knew

[@twopencemoto4759]

Such a great video guys! Great filming & story telling!

[@danielbaes1375]

Awesome video, I love the message!

[@anthonysmalawipredators8794]

A very rich history

[@marktomco2837]

I have a vintage chrome Dreamboat emblem dont even remember where it came from Ironically the partial view I saw on this video looks just like it.. Any comments curiosity is geting the beat of me

[@iliastopalidis6270]

Story's that only Harley Davidson can create, astonishing...

[@MotorheadRedo]

Look up Bessie Stringfield, a POC and woman who toured across America on a Harley Davidson motorcycle in the 1930's. Someone back than sold her a Harley Davidson motorcycle and gave her license, which you might find surprising after watching this video. This woman rode so much she is now a permanent part of American motorcycling history and was dubbed "the motorcycle queen of Miami," and was inducted in the Hall Of Fame. She rode from 1929 to the time of her death in 1993 at the old age of 82. She was educated and worked as a nurse in America. All of this happened in America.

[@michaelportwood2450]

Where did that bike go? Great story.

[@OutraPerspectiva]

Beautiful!

[@heuve077]

Thank you for sharing your family story about your dad and his bike. Back in the days it must be hard to get accepted in the motorcycle culture as an non white Harley enthousiast. Your dad loved what so many of us do, it has nothing to do with race or colour or whatever what, its just the sound of the engine, the smell of the gas and oil and the thrill to ride your pride. Your dad died to young🙏🏽, he will ride in heaven. What a great story What a beautifull bike, a real time machine What a historical combination Thank you for sharing😎👍🏼👊🏾

[@cameronward6276]

Thank you sir, for this fine story

[@RicardoMatosgoogle]

Beautiful

[@brandaocustom]

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[@Xiph1980]

Your father made a heck of a cool machine! Sorry he passed away far too soon, but he did leave a beautiful story!

[@javonbrandon]

Keeping the harley heritage alive

[@myklmusic]

Nice.

[@quickshoe6]

Great American story. God bless. Need more positive stories.

[@mathiasrupp3266]

Love it! Who has the bike now? Hopefully it’s on display somewhere.

[@misskittyny]

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃❤🇺🇲

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Kool ✌️🖖👋🍺

[@rogerencarn1372]

love this

[@det1mark777]

Outstanding!

[@tommydemis9094]

Sweet! 👍🙏❤️🤞🍀

[@Cecirydersmith07]

Yoooo that’s my uncle

[@66azannor]

God Bless

[@loupuleff571]

Should have kept it !

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Oh I tell you that bike is made to be ridden such a shame except for 40 years I hope the new owners love it write it and care for it ☺️ I know I would

[@jeevansting2002]

I also would like to pass my Bikes to my children and their children, unfortunately I own a Triumph Bonneville and Royal Enfield..

[@TankToChest]

Really? Cause I’m passed 120k on my 09 bonneville… weird….

[@thecreole2429]

I am looking forward to the movie starring Denzel Washington

[@milodillio6258]

What a cool video.

[@patrickmuraszewski3606]

Great story .but would have been nice to see the bike with all the bling instead of just a couple tease shots

[@AngelIRQ0508]

Bang💥Bang💥

[@АлексейСеверов-ъ3о]

👍👍👍👍

[@jcc6357]

I think it was totally acceptable for your dad to do anything

[@treytucker5619]

I am confused. Motorcycle enthusiasts are all the same inside.

[@calebjohnson6123]

It is a good story. But aaaaaahhhhhhhh…. That ain’t a Mohawk on the fender.

[@henryiswynn2756]

Energy EVEN INDIAN$ delegation$ Mohawk$

[@DailyDrivenBikes_1]

That bike is cool but it's nearly leaning on the bag, even the kickstand.

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

Amazing!!! Man… I’m sure glad that bullshit is mostly gone (about a black man or woman not able to ride a HD??? That’s some bullshit, these bikes are about personality and character and heritage and being free.. that should NEVER have been a color thing.. so thankful we have gotten closer to not seeing color as a way to judge what’s in a man’s heart) Keep the HD history and stories coming

[@dannydiekman9833]

my 48 Roadmaster is so much sweeter then this bike

[@omarsalgado9715]

It's not about sweetness. It's about having something to tell.

[@ianward3278]

thank you for sharing, awesome story