AMERICAN Pickers star Robbie Wolfe has fawned over new motorcycles that he believes belong in a museum.
The reality TV star listed the bikes for $14,000 total.
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In an Instagram post from Thursday, Robbie, 57, showed off the details of a Benelli 650S motorcycle and a Hercules.
“Felix Chopper Shop built these in the early 1970s Winber, Pennsylvania,” he wrote over the video.
“He built many bikes. These are two of his most famous. The attention to detail is over the top.”
Robbie zoomed the camera on various parts of the bikes, including the back, the tires, and the stickers and decals on them.
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“These bikes will be for sale at the Davenport antique motorcycle swap meet starts next Wednesday,” he captioned the post.
“14k gets the pair. They belong really in another museum where people can enjoy them. One is Benelli 650S the other is a Hercules rotary. Look at the details. #benelli #benelli600i #rotaryengine #hercules #antique #motorcycle #jewelry.”
The American Pickers star set the video to the song With A Little Help From My Friends by Joe Cocker.
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Robbie’s brother, Mike, 60, also made a big purchase earlier this month.
He bought a home in Columbia, Tennessee, which he has been restoring throughout the year.
The reality TV star purchased the 3,166-square-foot house for $700,000 on May 20, 2022.
The house has three bathrooms, a basement, a wooden deck, a detached carport, a cabana, a utility building, and more desirable amenities.
Mike is turning the entrance into a turret which is a small tower typically seen in castles.
The window has yet to be installed, with a piece of wood in its place.
He also appears to be adding a front porch and renovating the roof’s tower.
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NO DEAL
Mike recently found a rare Mustang and scratched his head after a customer turned down his $75,000 offer.
Clips from an episode were shared on the American Pickers’ Facebook page, showing him and his costar, Jon “Jersey Jon” Szalay, 60, negotiating a deal for the car.
In one, the men were pumped as they headed to an Alabama barn where the owner of a 1967 Shelby Mustang had the vehicle.
Mike and Jon’s excitement increased when they arrived to see the vintage car.
Mike claimed the car was nearly “impossible to find,” given only 2,000 of them had been made.
The owners of the Mustang revealed they paid $3,700 for the car in 1983, though they hoped to sell it for a much higher price.
After further inspecting the vehicle and consulting with a vintage car expert, Mike and Jon discovered that restoring it would cost more than $100,000, which lessened the car’s value.
However, the guests were determined to make a hefty profit and revealed they rejected two previous offers of $75,000.
Mike was prepared to make the same offer.
The owners refused to give the car up for that price and everyone went their separate ways.
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