j par
Well-Known Member
Chrysler?A couple guys have elites.
The old apines are cool sleds too.
In the 60’s and 70’s there were tons of manufacturers making snowmobiles. Now theres 3.
Alouette
Johnson
Mercury
Rupp
Evinrude
Eskimo
Just to name a few.
Chrysler?A couple guys have elites.
The old apines are cool sleds too.
In the 60’s and 70’s there were tons of manufacturers making snowmobiles. Now theres 3.
Alouette
Johnson
Mercury
Rupp
Evinrude
Eskimo
Just to name a few.
I seen one Craigslist a couple years ago. The guy didn't want an unreasonable amount but it wasn't $50 either. I would have loved to picked it up but you know how those deals only come by when you're totally broke.Damnit J-Par your killing me here , I was searching for 1 of those last month , they've gotten too expensive if you can find them now . There was even a guy with an online store selling carb and exhaust upgrades to get a little more zip out of them , but it looks like he shut it all down .
Just in time!

WE NEED SNOW!!!Im waiting on a throttle cable to show up and then I can finish the sled and tune it all.

Is it worse having a snowmobile with no snow or snow with no snowmobile ????WE NEED SNOW!!!![]()


My answer would have too much prejudice.Is it worse having a snowmobile with no snow or snow with no snowmobile ????
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I still have snowmobile oil (yamalube and Amzoil) around, and some parts... LOL.I guess to be honest I'd rather have the snow. I mean I could put snowmobile track on the back tires of the Duster.
Your not kidding! It rained here the past couple days and what we did have are just the tiny remaining piles from the plows. It has finally dropped below freezing so at least the ice isnt melting any longer.WE NEED SNOW!!!![]()
Thats easy you can dirt track a snowmobile but dragging your backside down a powder trail without one sucks .Is it worse having a snowmobile with no snow or snow with no snowmobile ????
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I've got a Sno Runner in the garage I rebuilt last year. I havent ridden it yet.
^^^^ I'd be likely taking one home if I found a complete one at a swap meet with a reasonable seller.
I wonder if it would be worth it once it's taken down to the frame to have some extra aluminum gussets and a small bit of reinforcement work done to it because of the aluminum?I got a smokin deal on mine. My coworker bought a flipper house. He came into work knowing I like anything with a motor. Said he has a shed in the back yard with 6 motorcycles and a sno runner "what ever that is he said". Asked me if I wanted to buy it all. I gave him $500 for all of it.
Out of the collection there was a first year Gold Wing, 2 Honda dirt bikes from the 70's, a yamaha 90 (which I wish I would of kept). and 2 other Honda street bikes from the early 80's, plus the sno runner. I ended up selling all of the bikes for $1800 and kept the sno runner. The rest of the money paid for NOS parts for the sno runner.
I stripped the paint off of the frame, which is all aluminum and repainted it, but I think Im going to send it in for powder coating. The paint just isnt holding on that well.
Surprisingly they seem to be very well built and solid. If anything the only spot I would think to do it would be the steering post to body, but that even has some gussets already factory welded on.I wonder if it would be worth it once it's taken down to the frame to have some extra aluminum gussets and a small bit of reinforcement work done to it because of the aluminum?
