[shankar.balan]

This is wonderful.
Well done indeed.

Is there also a Suvega lurking about? and one of those Peugeot Mopeds I ve forgotten what they were called but they had alloy wheels and a stylish look, in the eighties.
And of course the old Silver Plus and Explorer...

[ashphil]

Congratulations girishpv on putting together something so unique! I am sure it requires tons of dedication and effort to bring about something such as this. I would love to visit your museum in Mangalorte on on my next rip to India.
Best Regards,
Ashok

[girishpv]

Originally Posted by shankar.balan

This is wonderful.
Well done indeed.

Is there also a Suvega lurking about? and one of those Peugeot Mopeds I ve forgotten what they were called but they had alloy wheels and a stylish look, in the eighties.
And of course the old Silver Plus and Explorer...

Thank you sir.

Are you talking about Sportif ?

[mac187]

Congratulation on bringing alive every enthusiast dream.

I visit Mangalore often and never knew about this place. Next time I will make sure to drop by.

[shobhitk]

Originally Posted by girishpv

Thank you Kartikeyal
Attaching few more pictures

Great collection. it should be tough to maintain such a marvelous collection in such a good state. How do you do it? how many people are associated in upkeep of this vast collection of vehicles in such a nice condition.

[skanchan95]

Originally Posted by girishpv

Kasli Sir,

The address is

PV Vinatge & Classics
"Ammani"
Kerekadu
Hosabettu, Mangalore 575019
Karnataka

Contact # 09620803646 / 08242409815
girish1973@gmail.com

If I am not available over telephone, that means I am out of town, so please mail me.

Timings - For locals I have told 5pm -7pm ... but anything can be arranged with prior discussion.

Entry fees - Free



https://www.google.com/maps/place/PV....8101451?hl=en

@smartcat....

Yes it is Ducati TS 98

Everyday i see placards of "PV vintage and classics" stuck on walls and poles around the colony where I live and wondered what it was. Pleasantly surprised that such a nice collection of vehicles exists so near to my house. One of these days, i will try and visit your place. Congratulations on having such a wonderful collection.

[girishpv]

Originally Posted by shobhitk

Great collection. it should be tough to maintain such a marvelous collection in such a good state. How do you do it? how many people are associated in upkeep of this vast collection of vehicles in such a nice condition.

Yes sir, Luckily I have some good mechanics cum friends who helps me a lot

Originally Posted by skanchan95

Everyday i see placards of "PV vintage and classics" stuck on walls and poles around the colony where I live and wondered what it was. Pleasantly surprised that such a nice collection of vehicles exists so near to my house. One of these days, i will try and visit your place. Congratulations on having such a wonderful collection.

Anchan.... where do you live ? Please visit after June 22nd. You are always welcomed Thanks

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by smartcat

Name: PV Vintage & Classics Museum
Location: 15 kms from Mangalore (near Suratkal)
Type: Lots of classic bikes, scooters and a couple of cars.
Timings: 5 PM to 7 PM
How to get there: Do a Google Maps search for "PV Vintage and Classics"

Congrats to Girish for making his dream a reality. Girish is a true enthusiast, always helping others out and relentlessly chasing his passion. This display is an inspiration to us all! I especially love the rare bikes sold in India that many would not have heard off. Thanks for preserving an important part of India's history.

[skanchan95]

Originally Posted by girishpv

Anchan.... where do you live ? Please visit after June 22nd. You are always welcomed Thanks

Thanks and will do. I live in Mithottu Colony, Hosabettu. I again checked you location and it is walking distance from my house.

[v12]

Congrats Girish on your dreams of setting up a museum coming true. I will definitely make it a point to visit it when am down next.

[girishpv]

Originally Posted by skanchan95

Thanks and will do. I live in Mithottu Colony, Hosabettu. I again checked you location and it is walking distance from my house.

Ohh great, we would have crossed on the road sometime, welcome anytime bro

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

Congrats to Girish for making his dream a reality. Girish is a true enthusiast, always helping others out and relentlessly chasing his passion. This display is an inspiration to us all! I especially love the rare bikes sold in India that many would not have heard off. Thanks for preserving an important part of India's history.

Thanks Karl, yes it was my dream to set up an Museum on my level (Jitna charpai hain.... utna hi phair phelavo ) and hope to grow it slowly....without you people's help it wouldn't be possible, Thanks for all the help ...

Originally Posted by v12

Congrats Girish on your dreams of setting up a museum coming true. I will definitely make it a point to visit it when am down next.

Thanks V12, Sure sir, you are always welcomed.

[skanchan95]

Originally Posted by girishpv

Ohh great, we would have crossed on the road sometime, welcome anytime bro

Surely would have, thanks to the repair work being done on the Upper road that has forced everyone to use the awfully narrow 2nd Cross road to ingress/egress the area.
What's your ride? I drive a White Grand i10 and a Maroon Figo(New).

[manishalive]

Congrats Girish,

This is awesome. Now we know why you were not so regular on social media . This is so nice. I really like your love for obscure mopeds and bikes. Especially the HITODI. Never seen the image of her, only heard about it from Dr. Anjan at some other thread.

Whenever I am there, will give you a call to see your awesome collection.