I’m thankful that, when it was time to park the sleds for the summer, Elmer was careful to take care of his precious fleet.
I’m thankful that vintage top deck systems are dang cool and badass (just like vintage snowmobiles).
I’m thankful that all these sleds will “run on spray,” and that they’ll be ripping along nicely just as soon as the snow flies.
And I’m thankful that I rose from my slumber on this, Friday October 28, 2016.
Quite a variety there. The Fox Trac on the upper deck catches my eye.
I hope Rodney can get his truck running and out of the back yard this season.
The one on the top between the ’65 Chalet and the Fox Trac has me stumped. Looks like it says “Prowler” on the hood. My truck doesn’t have the patina of the one in the picture above, sorry.
http://www.vintagesnowmobiles.50megs.com/PP639.html
It’s a Whip It Prowler. Not to be confused with the Prowler of another manufacturer.
What’s the short one sitting on the lower level of the truck?
Its the new 850 from BRP
I would say the short one on the lower level is a Sno Prince JR 230.