Floyd H. "Junior" Dreyer Jr.

I can't say I knew Junior well, but I attended church with his parents and have purchased several motorcycles from him. He always seemed to have something good to say and was very generous with his time. He was in the shop every time I visited and made time to talk always.

My condolences. The world is diminished by his loss.

Terri-- Mike and I are sorry for your loss. I hope your memories soften your sadness.

The Trimble Family would like to offer our condolences for your Father-Grandfather Floyd Dreyer Jr. I and my brother own the Second Oldest Honda Dealership in Minnesota which my Father founded and we lost him 9 years ago. I know it's hard when you lose somebody you have worked with and been so close for that many years. GODSPEED Jr.!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I will miss our talks both at the store and as my neighbor. Prayers Doug & Penny “Prichard” Cassetty.

Bought my first and many Honda's from Junior. Very classy individual. My sympathy to the Family.

The Stouts were very good friends to Junior bought many cycles there. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. RIP Junior.

I bought my first motorcycle from you in the fifties and many many more through the years. You will be greatly missed

Pop and Junior could build any thing. They built the car that won the 1912 5oo by looking at a picture.
Midget racing was very popular after WW11. Junior and Joe Collins would rebuild a Ford Ferguson engine after every race. A replica of a Dreyer midget with a Ford engine is in The Ford Garage Restaurant on 146th Street.
West Washington Street was a very popular place on a Saturday with a lot of people watching Pop and Junior prepare their Big Car for a race on Sunday. They would...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.