Motorcycle museum, restaurant revs up for summer opening

The OCC Road House & Museum seeks to debut in June.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 8:17 a.m. March 1, 2021
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Courtesy. OCC Road House & Museum partners Paul Teutul Sr. and Keith Overton on the future site of the restaurant and attraction.
Courtesy. OCC Road House & Museum partners Paul Teutul Sr. and Keith Overton on the future site of the restaurant and attraction.
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The pandemic isn’t putting the breaks on plans to open a motorcycle museum and restaurant/tourist attraction in Pinellas County. The facility, the OCC Road House & Museum, based on the Orange County Choppers brand, “is racing full throttle toward a June grand opening,” according to a statement.

Courtesy. Bert King, owner of Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, and OCC Road House & Museum partners Paul Teutul Sr. and Keith Overton on the future site of the restaurant and attraction.
Courtesy. Bert King, owner of Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, and OCC Road House & Museum partners Paul Teutul Sr. and Keith Overton on the future site of the restaurant and attraction.

 

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