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I would like to bring to your attention this movie played on the late '60.
This movie, titled "I fidanzati della morte" (Engaged to the death), I have to tell the true, wasn't a blockbuster, rather it was close to be forgotten. Some years ago started a project for restoring it mainly because it is a picture of motorcycles world of that time. Part of this movie was played at Guzzi's plant, even the scene in the wind tunnel is actually the Guzzi's wind-tunnel: the state of art for the technology in the '60.


 
I wonder if that kind of bikes are collectable. In 50 years, what will be the values?
They will be considered just like you when look at your old battery left in a remote corner of your cellar?
 
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I wonder if that kind of bikes are collectable. In 50 years, what will be the values?
They will be considered just like you look at your old battery left in a remote corner of your cellar?
The only things of value are those of historic or artistic interest.
Combustion engined vehicles will join horse drawn carriages as a witness to the past and sometimes human inventiveness and creativity.
Some horse drawn carriages fetch a lot of money.
Most will be valued as a source of recyclable materials.

Paul
 
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