Harley-Davidson Graveyard
The Harley-Davidson motorcycles in this photo belonged to the National Police of Puente Piedra in Lima, Peru. They were taken out of service because the department didn’t have the necessary budget to provide the proper maintenance. There was also a major issue ordering spare parts to fix these babies once they broke down.
So, in the end, a couple were auctioned off in bulk for $1,300 in order to take them apart in build one fully functional bike that could be sold for $12,000. The rest ended up in this Harley graveyard in Peru.