Harley Davidson To Become Oklahoma’s Next Buried Vehicle

The Myers-Duren Harley Davidson dealership, at 48th and Peoria, has been in Tulsa since 1914. So another 50 years should be a piece of cake.
Harley Dealer Johnny McClanahan is donating a 2007 Street Glide with a custom blue denim paint job that retails for about $20,000. He says it borrows much of the styling of the 1965 Electra Glide Harleys, but has modern touches like a six-speed transmission, CD-player and weather band radio.
The motorcycle, they say, seems a good fit given its current popularity in Tulsa, along with high gas prices. Organizers say the time capsule will also include other doodads du jour.
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