Celebrating the 25th Chrome Anniversary of This Event The 2017 Biketoberfest is scheduled from October 19th through the 22nd. Though the official start is tomorrow, the sounds of rolling thunder have filled the air in the Daytona Beach area since last weekend. October is most often a wonderful time of year in Florida, and with the sunny weather and lower humidity forecast for this weekend, it is sure to be a great event for all. […]
Preparing For Another Hurricane With a monster storm bearing down on the Southeastern United States, and scheduled to very likely impact Central Florida Sunday night and Monday morning, D. G. Meyer will be closing tomorrow, Friday September 8th, at noon. This will allow our employees to be with their families and either make preparations for Irma’s arrival or evacuate the area if that is their plan. During this difficult period, our prayers and best […]
Here Today… Here Tomorrow Don Meyer, founder of D.G. Meyer Inc., was a patriot, as evidenced by the Eagle and Flag logo that adorns the wall on the side of the building that houses D.G. Meyer Inc. offices, sheet metal shop and warehouse. He was an ardent believer in the principles the United States was founded upon, with the traditional ideas of hard work, good service and honesty. Much of his life, and the many […]
Bike Week 2017 As an unusually mild winter in Central Florida slides almost seamlessly into Spring, the rumble that accompanies the arrival of thousands of motorcyclists for the 76th Annual Bike Week Event in Daytona Beach fills the air. Today, Friday March the 10th marks the official opening day, though the motorcycles have been arriving all week. The Party extends all the way through Sunday March the 19th. Check out the Official Bike Week Website […]
The DGM Fleet For well over half a century, orange trucks with royal blue lettering have been a commonplace sight in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas. The company Don Meyer worked for from 1952 until it was sold in 1986—D.W. Browning—used the distinctive orange/blue color scheme on their trucks. When D. G. Meyer Inc. became a reality, Don decided to use that same color combination. Not only as a salute to the company that got […]