from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
Could you imagine if you gave one of those original owners a new 2011 sled, there head would explode.
from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
Most of those old goats are 200 lbs lighter than today's rides so I don't know what you are whining about.
from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
from moving these treasures around. If only they could tell a story, including the old locomotive rolling thru in the background.
Now what wife wouldn't be happy with all that coulor and character in the backyard....just call them "conversation pieces".
You wouldnt happen to have old oval race iron hidden away somewhere would ya? Say 75 or 76 440 lc snowtwister, arctic cat ZZ mod III, 76 or 77 Yami SRX 440 Canadian Edition..............?
I used to go with my bud who raced with a 74 thunderjet 340. The 650 polaris starfires couldnt catch him on the 1/4 mile oval. Put it to the bar and never let off.Ahh the good ole days!!!Some of the old oval sleds only weigh 250lb and had about 75hp. 1974 340 thunderjet (snow jet) suspension sucks but a fun little sled to blast 660ft on. Raced cross country with a whole 6 inches of suspension now you have 13 on the rear 9 to 11 on the front.