Oldest sled you owned/remember?
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1974 TNT 440 Fan.
Purchased for $30, 1 recoil rope, 2 spark plugs later and i was doing donuts in the street and jumping huge snow piles in the yard. Forever known as the dirty 30.
1974? Scorpion Sting 440 Fan
Purchased for $200, blowd out suspension plagued this machine, motor was a beast though, with a 6 bolt 440 Cuyuna engine it was one of the fastest of the 70s 440 sleds. Probably would do 50+ in good shape.
1991 Arctic Cat EXT
Bought it with no motor for $50, swapped in a 580 from Haydays and blasted around on it for the while. The Shifty 50.
Purchased for $30, 1 recoil rope, 2 spark plugs later and i was doing donuts in the street and jumping huge snow piles in the yard. Forever known as the dirty 30.
1974? Scorpion Sting 440 Fan
Purchased for $200, blowd out suspension plagued this machine, motor was a beast though, with a 6 bolt 440 Cuyuna engine it was one of the fastest of the 70s 440 sleds. Probably would do 50+ in good shape.
1991 Arctic Cat EXT
Bought it with no motor for $50, swapped in a 580 from Haydays and blasted around on it for the while. The Shifty 50.
I also remember alot of moving to Phazers in the late 80's.
Two of my dads friends bought 92 Vmax4's when they first came out. They were king shit for quite a while.
All my crew would ride were Yamaha's....
we still have that exact phazer II up north.
Not sure of the exact year but my dad bought a late 60's/early 70's Evinrude trail sled that had a pop up headlight when I was 11 or 12 years old. Thing was a tank that wouldn't die or even break. I'm pretty sure he got his outboard boat motor from the same guy and that thing is like a 58 Johnson that still runs.
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