Bidding has begun for 2012 Arctic Cat F1100 50th Anniversary snowmobile signed by 230 Team Arctic racers, to benefit the Snowmobile Hall of Fame.
A historic sled, signed by legendary racers and supporting the SHOF…that’s a triple-win.
As I write this, the sled is yours for $14,050!
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states in the ad its 177HP doesn’t look like a turbo tho?
NOT a turbo. Its an F1100.
Wow! Over $13,000 in less than 24 hours with nine more days to go….
Added info staies it’s 123hp.
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I did not know you were an Arctic researcher?That’s very saciepl and amazing proffesion!thats why you love polar bears so much?
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