Binky Tapscott Net Worth 2026
No reliable net worth exists for Binky Tapscott. Here is what is documented about his logging company, Forest Pro and his vintage ATV museum.
- Full name
- Charles Tapscott
- Known as
- Binky
- Profession
- Logger; owner of Forest Pro; ATV collector
- Nationality
- American
- Spouse
- Robin Tapscott
- Relationship
- Married
- Children
- 2
- Source of wealth
- Tapscott Brothers Logging, Forest Pro equipment dealership
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No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Charles "Binky" Tapscott, the Virginia logger who co-owns Tapscott Brothers Logging, built the forestry equipment dealership Forest Pro and runs Binky's Forever ATC Museum, one of the largest collections of vintage three-wheelers anywhere. The earlier version of this page listed impossible income figures (up to "$150 billion" a month) and called him the wife of "Charles Tapscott," which is his own name. Those errors have been removed.
What is Binky Tapscott's net worth?
Forbes, Bloomberg and Celebrity Net Worth do not cover him, and his companies are family-owned and private. There is no reliable dollar figure. What trade and hobby press have documented is a set of substantial businesses built over four decades, described below.
Where the money comes from
Tapscott Brothers Logging
Binky and his brother Troy "Guke" Tapscott started logging with their father, Harvey, in the 1980s while still in their late teens. According to Dirt Wheels magazine, the family borrowed money from a relative in 1983 to buy a chainsaw and an old pickup truck. By 2020 the Scottsville, Virginia, business ran five logging crews and one chipping crew, a fleet of company and contract trucks, and a large set of log and chip trailers mostly built in-house, delivering wood to mills across Virginia and beyond, according to an article published by Tigercat.
In August 2020 the Forest Resources Association and STIHL named Tapscott Brothers Logging the National Outstanding Logger. The company had also won the association's regional award in 1992 (Appalachian Region) and in 1998 and 2020 (Southeastern Region).
Forest Pro
The brothers' skill at maintaining their own machines led them to open Forest Pro, a dealership for forestry and construction equipment with Tigercat as its primary brand. Tigercat reported in 2020 that Forest Pro had grown to three locations in central Virginia, and in May 2021 the dealer moved its Ashland store to a new site in Manquin. Its current website lists new and used inventory, parts and service, and a Keysville branch.
Inventions
Binky is known for building equipment himself. He designed his own chain flail delimber, patented a reversible slasher saw, built gate delimbers and log trailers, and helped create a giant clambunk trailer for long hauls. Tapscott Brothers was also one of the first Virginia logging contractors to use a sweeper tractor and water truck to clean mud off public roads.
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Binky's Forever ATC Museum
Tapscott's best-known passion outside work is vintage all-terrain vehicles. His first machine was a 1977 Honda ATC90. After his sons stopped racing, he began buying the three-wheelers he could not afford as a boy, and the collection grew into hundreds of machines housed in a purpose-built building.
Dirt Wheels described the museum as holding the largest number of ATVs on display that its writer had seen, including:
- Every color of the first-year 1970 Honda US90, plus a wall of Honda ATC brochures from 1970 to 1987.
- 22 Honda TRX450Rs covering every model year and color from 2004 to 2014.
- Rare Kawasaki KLT250P police models from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, near-new 1988 Honda Big Red 250ES models found in Australia, and new-in-crate Yamaha Banshee and Tri-Z machines.
- Professional race machines, including bikes from racer Jeremiah Jones, and Paul Teutul Jr.'s Yamaha built for American Chopper.
The museum in Palmyra, Virginia, opens to the public only on scheduled days. The magazine listed admission at $35 for adults and $15 for children ages 9 to 16. His Instagram account, @foreveratc, documents the collection.
Family
Tapscott is married to Robin Tapscott. They have two sons, Dexter and Dallas, who raced ATVs from 2002 to 2010. Dexter won the 2004 District 13 Championship and the 2005 ATVMX Open B Championship, and Dallas won the 2006 WPSA 90 Production-class national title, Dirt Wheels reported.
Industry roles
He has been a longtime member of the Virginia Forestry Association and the Virginia Loggers Association, and he serves on the VLA board. He and his wife have joined the American Loggers Council's annual lobbying trips to Washington, and the company has supported Log A Load for Kids and hosted students to watch harvesting operations.
Age, height and weight
His date of birth is not published. Tigercat's article says he began logging in his late teens in the 1980s, but no source gives his exact age, height or weight. The old figures (70 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, 82 kg) had no source.
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Why there is no reliable figure
Logging and equipment dealing are capital-heavy businesses: trucks, machines and inventory are worth a lot but carry loans, and none of the Tapscott companies publish financial statements. The ATV collection's value is also unknown. Without disclosed figures, no honest net worth estimate is possible.
Frequently asked questions
What is Binky Tapscott's net worth?
No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Binky Tapscott. He co-owns Tapscott Brothers Logging, the 2020 National Outstanding Logger, and the Tigercat dealer Forest Pro, and owns a large vintage ATV museum, but all are private and report no figures.
How did Binky Tapscott make his money?
Binky Tapscott built his businesses in Virginia logging. He started Tapscott Brothers Logging with his brother Troy and father Harvey in the 1980s, then founded Forest Pro, a forestry equipment dealership selling mainly Tigercat machines, which grew to three central Virginia locations.
Who is Binky Tapscott's wife?
Binky Tapscott is married to Robin Tapscott, according to Dirt Wheels magazine. They have two sons, Dexter and Dallas, who both won ATV racing championships in the 2000s. The earlier claim on this page naming a spouse called Charles was an error; Charles is Binky's own first name.
Where is Binky's Forever ATC Museum?
Binky's Forever ATC Museum is in Palmyra, Virginia. It holds hundreds of vintage three- and four-wheel ATVs and is open to the public only on scheduled days. Dirt Wheels listed admission at $35 for adults and $15 for children 9 to 16.
How old is Binky Tapscott?
His date of birth has not been published. Tigercat reported that he and his brother began logging with their father in their late teens in the 1980s. The earlier claim that he is 70, along with height and weight figures, had no source.
