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I got the same thing today and i'm curious as to the physical location they have got planned out.
Originally Posted by extech
Isn't there 2 dealers already in Seattle? DHD & H-D of Seattle
There are a couple dealers in the area, but none actually within the Seattle city limits. DHD is in Tukwilla and H-D of Seattle is actually in Lynnwood. I'm thinking that this new expansion might actually be in the Seattle City Limits, but that's just a guess on my part.
The folks at Eastside Harley are great and I expect any expansion they do will be successful.
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