What was your first snowmobile?

[Evel]

What was the first sled you could call your own??
Mine was a Rupp American with an AMF ski-daddler motor on it :o) I was only
13? and got the sled and motor free, did all the work myself. I don't know
how the motor ever pulled the sled it came off.. The Ski-daddler had the
widest track I ever saw on a sled and it had reverse. The motor survived the
sled, and later I put it on a go kart :o)

After High School I bought my first "New" sled.. 1978 Ski-Doo Blizzard 6500
Plus. Anyone ever owned one of these?
Years later I had 3 Kawasaki's. 340 Invader, 440 Invader and the mighty 550
Interceptor.

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[X6667]

Bought my first sled with money from a paper route. Used 74 AMF/Harley
Davidson 440. Wow, did it ever look fast and stylish in all its red white and
blue glamour. Wow, it was a total piece of shit! All track, tippy, gutless,
junk. Bro Cousin and I killed it on a Sunday, what fun. Aww shucks, thanks
for the memories Evel. BTW, owned a used 77 FA 340 Sonic that opened my eyes
to hi-po light weight. Used to warm up the Sonic holding up the rear with one
hand, working the throttle with the other. Too bad it lacked structural
integrity.

X6667
*sigh*

[Bud Flagstad]

1976 AC Panther. My brothers and I spent hours getting it to run so we could
ride it for minutes! We had quite a ritual to make it run. See I'm an AC guy
from way back. Not as far back as some of you.

Bud

BRC Member
2003 RX-1 "USS Tuna"

[Rick Bennett]

1968 Boa-Ski cobra,18 horses and 2 and a half inches of trail flattening
back breaking bogey suspension (:
We still had fun,as fun is measured in time and not technology.
Rick

4stroke AC couch

[Repairman]

First ride on a sled for me was on a 340 Sno Jet, hook got set real fast.
First sled of my own was a used '74 Colt 250 SS . Nothing like that "bumper
car " look on sled. Top speed 45 mph on a good day but it had juice brakes
so late braking in the corners helped. A totally reliable sled and worth
every bit of the $100 I paid for it in '82. The next year I stepped up to
a '78 TX 440 piped, ported, etc. I still miss that one.......
--
John "Anything you say can & will be misquoted & used against you"
85 Indy 600
99 700XC
'01 FLHR "Red"
BRC HOG

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[Andy Dragon]

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<snip>

Cool thread. My first rides (with old man) were '68 Olympic one-lung, '67
Snocruiser 207 and eventually a '73 Olympic 399. My Dad taught me the
controls and I "drove" at age three. By age six I was riding the 399 by
myself. Over the years, there were several other "beasts" that appeared - a
SnoPrince that would belch gas and flames out the carb (right at your nuts)
and a BoaSki that never steered (that sucker was nothing BUT push).
Motoskis and more Skidoo models.

After that, it was a long time that I was working in Toronto and Montreal
and didn't buy *my* first sled until Fall of 1998. So I bought two! 1999
Mach 1 700 and a 1999 Formula Z 500 for Renee. Since then, traded the Mach
1 after two years for a 2000 Special Edition MXZ 600 and built it up to 'X'
standards, traded the Formula Z for Renee's Legend GS 600 and bought my MXZX
800 in the fall just past. Next year, I will be buying a REV 800 SDI if
available and trading in one of the MXZ's.

While I always had sleds to ride, never owed one until recently.

--
~Andy
'01 Kawasaki KX250 / '01 Honda CR125 / '02 Kawasaki KLX300
'02 Skidoo MXZX800 / '00 Skidoo MXZX600

[Mark Zimmerman]

First was a 1970 Herter's with an 18" track and 396 JLO single.
Swapped in a 440 twin later on. Went to a 1973 herters 15" with
a 440 Kohler later. Still have some of those around here. My
brother got into Merc SnoTwisters - still have that one, too.

MAZ

[REM7600]

First rode gramps 69 Olympic then graduated to a 1972 Panther with a 70(I
think) 295 1 lunger in it.... Man that thing would take a jump! Sound like
it was coming apart on landing but would fly straight as an arrow with the
gas tank in the back.... Weird... Funniest this I remember was whenyou
couldn't see the ground cuz the cowling would fly up in front of you when
you jumped it... Rode it home with only one ski one day (the other across
my lap) 6 miles! Bet it wouldn't be as easy on a new one and it wasn't easy
on that one! :-)

REM7600

[Sparks]

In the mid '70's I got into sleds, I was about 15. I've owned the following.

- '69 Ski-Doo Olympic
- '67 Massey-Furgeson Ski Whiz w/ 370 JLO Single.
- '68 Polaris Mustang, my first twin, had 20 inch cleated track, electric
start.

(four years pass while at college)(btw, I bought a Hodaka 125 dirt bike in
school and rebuilt it in my dorm room).

- '75 Snow Jet 340, I stuffed in a 440 fan.
- '80 Kawasaki Invader 440 Liquid, my first liquid, MAN was this thing FAST.
Also first sled to trailer.
- '85 Arctic Cat 'El Tigre 5000, First sled to make it onto the Tug Hill
around 1990.
- '87 Arctic Cat 'El Tigre 6000, my first sled with Independant Front
Suspension. None of my freinds could keep up now, I could fly on the bumps.
- '91 Polaris Indy 340. Small engine but light weight, put Fox shocks in, I
could pound all day in the bumps.
(several years off while the kids grow up)
- '95 Polaris Indy 500, Put in Boivin Expert rear skid and wide front end
kit.
- '02 Polaris 600 Classic, 600 VES, electric start, reverse, M-10. My first
new sled, cool. Reverse, will never own a sled without one. 600 VES, highest
HP sled to date for me, I love it. M-10, very plush ride.

I also owned many dirt bikes, ATV's, cars, trucks, vans and street bikes. I
like anything with an engine.

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[Gordy]

74' Lynx 340
Then the first REAL sled was a 79' Blizzard 7500 340 LC, all fiberglass
jobby. Man I had fun with that thing. Polished tunnel, Kalamazoo stickers.
"Custom" windsheilds. Some day I'll own another one just to look at. I
wouldn't want to ride it, cuz that would mean I'd have to constantly work on
it...being a Ski-Doo and all. ;)

[Jeff Howe]

First sled that was mine was a 73 Ski Doo Elan 250 SS that my father bought
me when I was 12. Though none of the old center mounted engine chassis
would turn worth a crap, I had more outright fun on that thing than I ever
have since. You could thread it through the woods and make your own trails
to pristine untouched hills and fields for hours of play. It would climb
hills that other big mills couldn't top.
Lightweight?? I think it would have floated if we went through the ice.
Dads first ride was 67 Polaris Mustang, then a 70 Doo 399 Nordic, 73 399
Nordic, and all of them were scary. All these old sleds except mine are
still sitting in the barn. But, 2 years ago, Dad bought a 74 Elan 250
SS...I'm gonna fix it up.

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Jeffrey Howe
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[Dan]

Mine was a used 71 Rupp 440 wide track with electric start. Cost me $300
in 1977. Ran like hell in a straight line but WOULD NOT TURN !!!

Dan

[SLSFormula]

The first sled my dad bought was a 69 Olympic 320. My first sled was a 73 TNT
Silver Bullet 294. Since then:
76 Olympic
78 TNT 340
76 Colt 340
79 Blizzard 340
76 TNT RV 245
79 Sonic 340
84 Sonic LC
81 Citation
83 Citation
90 MX
90 Safari LX
94 STX
95 SL
96 SLS
98 MXZ 583
00 FZ 600
01 MXZ 600

[FE410 Merc]

My dad had 1972 340 TNT ski-doos but the first one I bought for myself was a
1976 AC Panther 5000. It was much better in the deep snow than my buddies
Blizzard 5500 but he had more power.

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[ZRJoe]

1976 Arctic Cat Jag340 F/A Open carb, Weighed next to nothing!!
Took off like a scalded cat with that cleated track on the hard pack.
Cornered like a demon too!. Just goes to show, weight is everything. Now if
I can only weigh as much as I did in 76!!

ZRjoe

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[HM8]

My first sled that I drove was a 1974 Ski-Doo TNT. Dad said if I could
start it I could ride it. So with both feet in the foot rest and that damn
choke finally pulled out far enough I would throw myself toward the back of
the sled with the rope in my hand. After a couple hours one morning the
thing actually started and it all began from there:

1979 Ski Doo Blizzard 5500 My first new sled
1983 Blizzard 9700
1987 Formula Plus
1989 Mach 1
1992 Mach 1 after adding long track with plastic paddles it was my first
sled to the top of Mount Baker.
1994 Mach Z
1996 Summit 670
1997 Summit 670
1998 Summit X
2001 Hymark X 800
2002 Hymark X 800
To be continued..........

Ron
Arlington, Washington

[Jeff Jones]

My first sled that I drove was my fathers 69 Rupp 1 lunger, that carb
sucked in my scarf once. Then my dad bought me a 74 Scorpion 400 that I
totaled missing a car that turned in front of me (no studs) couldn't stop.
Since then a 74 El tigre 400, 93 Polaris Storm, 97 Polaris Ultra SPX SE,
next years sled hmmmmmmmm?

[Snowseeker]

1979 Polaris Centurian I wrecker it twice before selling it at White Star
auction

[MTY99]

1970 Moto Ski 440, Gold Metal Flake, 2nd sled 1972 400 freeair Moto Ski. I
believe it mite have been the first freeair out there. I think the track was
wider as well.

>Subject: Re: What was your first snowmobile?

[Dan]

I like your dad.
Dan

[Pertsa]

Was "Winha 30" 1976. Nowadays called Lynx..

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[BUBBA]

I don't know what year single cylinder Ski-Doo...I bought it for $25. Might have
been an Olympic. No hood, the seat was a boat cushion. The gas tank was in the
belly pan and had a big hole in it, so I used a gas tank off riding lawn mower.
No recoil, rope around the clutch worked good though. Talk about light, one
person could just about throw it and this thing never got stuck but only topped
out around 30mph.

That thing was a blast until the ski spindle broke off and the only neighbor
with a welder wouldn't help us fix it.because he thought it was a death trap.
The motor later went on a go-kart and it would smoke the big riding mower tires
we had on it.

[Rob Pilgrim]

'83 Yamaha Enticer long track (ET340T) was the first sled I could call
my own. Got it when I was 10.

Damn fast for a 340, too! I was pissed when my '93 Safari L was way
slower!

-Rob

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[CLG414S]

First sled was a 69 Skidoo Olympic 12/3. I was 9 my Dad was high bidder at a
State of maine Surpluss auction ($200) That was in 1976. Since then I have
owned..........

71 TNT340
72 Elan250s
72 Nordic399
74 Elan250t
76 Olympic440
80 Enticer250
81 SRV
84 SS25
87 Exciter
91 ExciterII
93 ExciterIIsx
96 V-Max600
97 700sx
2003 RX1!!
I hope I didnt forget any!!

Dave RX1

[Karl & Joan Shoemaker]

A 1973 Yamaha 292SM. Single thunker, a whole 20 ponies, woow!
Had lots of fun, the most reliable sled I ever had, and still
have it today, which runs just fine. Sure miss a 300 pound sled.
PLUG: and it's for sale. I learned the art of staying on top of the
powder. Now a days, I go through it. I've been spoiled by newer
technology.

Karl in Spokane

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[Kcmeyers]

The first sled I called my own was a mighty 72 panther 340. My dad hada 73 also
which was a 440. I liked the 340 better my twin brother claimed the 440. The
first sled I bought myself was a 79 jag 3000 f/c with electric start (ditched
that batteries were too expensive and booze was cheaper back then). I bought
that in 83 at 19 years old. Since then I think I have owned about 120 sleds
since then. This is my "current" list.
72 chaparral firebird 440
73 moto-ski f-440
72 bolens sprint tw-440
87 ski-doo skandic 377r
2- 75 suzuki fury's 440's
98 kitty kat (kids)
95 arctic cougar (wifes)
99 zrt600
03 zr900 (soon)
71 kat kutter (sleigh)

[bell newsgroups]

My first was a 72? Yamaha GP292 single banger that went like stink (for its
day). Great sled, logged a lot of back braking bogie suspension adventures
on that one, and mine still runs, first pull. Man, I was hooked!
Rick

[Sasquatch]

First sled I rode was a Polaris of early 60's vintage. It had a steel chain
track about a foot wide or so not sure,think of it in the terms of double
roller chain only it was multiple roller like maybe 30 - 40 or so. It had a
8 hp motor would get stuck almost everywhere, us kids had a blast on it.

Next sled I rode was a 15 hp Polaris Colt I think 1965 vintage. Best sled a
kid could have!

Next was a 69 Rustler 19 hp. It was the first sled to become mine.

In order after that.

74 Moto Ski Futura 440 Nicest riding handling sled of its time to bad it got
stuck in a foot of snow. Rubberized cleated track absolutely useless.

78 Moto Ski Futura 400 Which when the motor went after 1700 miles I replaced
it with a 669 out of a double track Ski-Doo. Wasn't very fast after that,
but it would pull a sleigh with two people in it while riding double up hill
at 50 mph. Want to talk about torque?

77 Ski-Doo 440 TNT FA Ate more pistons than I care to remember! Fast for its
time quite powerful. Just to damn temperamental! Put a 440 FC out of a
Olympic in it for running on trails. set it up on a motor mount with carb
attached and just swapped motors back and forth would take less than a hour
to swap engines. FA for racin FC for riding.

77 Ski-Doo 440 TNT FC Loved this sled. Bought it to have a second sled for
the wife and I.

98 800 Pantera Raised a Family so sleds went on the back burner for a while.
All I can say is WOW have sleds changed!

2000 1000 Pantera Same sled more WOW!

2000 600 ZL Wife's sled but she can't keep me off it. I have to say I really
like this sled.

[tekguy4]

First sled I rode on was a 72 Skidoo Nordic 640, (drove it in circles in the
field behind the house when I was 5 or 6, could barely steer the thing)
then would be my bro's 340 Sno Jet, first sled I bought myself and called my
own- 77 Kawasaki 340 Drifter, had it almost 15 years and never had any real
problems. Nice and lite, did about 50mph for top end. Always brought you
home.

Tekguy

[TIGER]

Evel wrote:
>
> What was the first sled you could call your own??

The first one??? 72 Ski-doo Olympique 399, ran like a top but everything
else fell apart. Still was great fun to be out on something. Sold it to
buy a dirt bike. Later scored a 72 Boa-ski 440...fast and uncontrollable
when it ran right, otherwise would shoot flames out of the carb and set
your coat on fire. Then the 1980's came and it stopped snowing...sold it
to buy a dirt bike.

Years later I bought a Cat...no more selling to buy dirt bikes...;)

TIGER~

[Matt Jensen]

Dad's used 1987 Arctic Cat El Tigre 6000, circa 1991 (I was 13 or 14 at
the time.) First machine I owned outright was a 1999 ZRT 600.

--
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[Bobby Greene]

First sled to ride was a 70 elan 250, could'nt get that thing stuck if you
tried! Then came a 72 olympic, 78 olympic, ?yr huss-ski, 79 Arctic Cat El
Tigre, 83 polaris sport (still have) and now a 90 safari.

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[JWLBAL]

1978 John Deere 340 Cyclone. Bought it used. Moved up to an 81 El Tigre
6000. Finally bought a new 90 Indy Sport 340. Found a great 89 Phazer, and
really loved it. Now in my enclosed trailer are a 96 Indy 500, a 98 Panther
340, and an 01 XC 120.

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> What was the first sled you could call your own??

[sled...@hotmail.com]

My father bought us a SnoJet star jet in
1972, it had a 19 HP hirth 292 motor,
bogey wheels and man was it fun, in 74
we had a 340 ThunderJet, pretty cool...

the only ones with sliders back then
were crazy cat people, cat sure was
ahead of its time

the first sled I actually purchased was
an 82 Kawasaki Invader, it had sliders
and it was a liquid cooled 440, it was
fast and had a radiator under the hood!

[MICHAEL O'HARA]

The first sled I ever rode was a brand new 1969 Ariens. My girlfriends
father was a dealer. The first sled I ever owned was a 1979 Kawasaki Invader
440. Also bought a 1979 Arctic Cat Jag 340. Sold the Kawi and rode the Jag
thousands of miles before I bought 1993 Prowler. I still have it ( plus
another one I got for the wife) To me it is the best sled I have ever seen,
but with a daughter that is getting too big to ride in front of me, I bought
a 2002 Pantera 600 EFI.
Great thread!

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[Keith Strucel]

1974 Rupp Nitro II.

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[NHRA28]

I worked at a Yamaha dealer at the time and my first sled was a used 1979
Yamaha Exciter 440 in mint condition, it was a nice sled back in 1981 and I ran
it a few years. I had a few SRVs after that.

[Grant Horner]

'79 Polaris TX 250 in a '78 Polaris TX 440 body.

What a great sled - it was a lot of fun. Looked like crap but ran
great - it did about 68 miles/hour down the road. The track was held
together by the cleats and peices of seat belt.

I bought it from and older friend but I never actually registered it
in my name (only had it for 1.5 years). It turned out the 440 had been
stolen about 10 years before and never recovered. Boy, was the guy who
bought it from me pissed off - I won't do that again. Of course my
friend played dumb and didn't know how it could have been stolen.
Funny, he was the one who did the engine swap.

Replaced it with an '86 Indy 400 (bore out to 440). It took me into a
fence post that was bent over and survived better (belly pan bent in a
bit, cab cracked/scratched, still sitting upright running) than I did
(busted knee (ow!) on the other side of the fence).

Grant
'95 Polaris Indy XLT SKS
'93 Polaris Indy Trail Deluxe
'01 Polaris Sportsman 400

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[Xlt 598]

a 1969 12.5 hp Ski Daddler It looked like a freight train and you had to punch
the throttle & run along side & jump on to get it goin

[peejoe]

'78 Yamaha Enticer 250.... I was about 10 when it became officially mine.

[Sparks]

Great post Evel. Look at all the folks that responded that we hardly ever
hear from. Everyone has fond memories of their first rides.
sparks

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[Mike]

I had a T,N,T can't remember the year but the beast had carb probs and
like
others said, the ritual of playin for hours to get it started & then running
it for a few minutes was the game ...Then we stuck a 640 allouette in a
bastard frame that was way too small , hung dingle balls all around the
windshield , a batwing antenna off the hood like on a limo & a couple curb
feelers on each side. We went to Tip Up Town in Houghton Lake Michigan &
because we had Afro hair on our helmets and called ourselves Sno Bro's we
we're not allowed in their safari run they held that night! The first real
sled I rode was a 73 Scorpion Super Stinger 400 RV & that sled was one that
never gave me a lick of engine trouble. My riding buddy Bill had a brand new
80 Exciter & I would have to ride into the turns while hanging off the sled
circle track style to even dream of keeping up! I broke the rear parts of
that Pararail suspension at least twice a year & we knew at least a hundred
different ways to get to the Scorp dealer thru the woods.Ah youth but once
we got to Bucillis for a pizza all was well . The Crows Nest in Houghton
lake makes me happy to this day just by driving by!
Michael Kleckler
80 TXL Indy 340
93 XLT

[Sparks]

Sno Bro's...... LMFAO.

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[Mike]

My post was long enough so I didn't fully explain...It was Snoooooooo
Broooooooooooo's just like Soul Train... I still laugh to but I am from
Detroit so I can go there brother!! LOL
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[mitch]

2000 600 summit
mitch

[Tom...@webtv.net]

First sled was a 1970 Ski Doo Nordic 399 with 18" wide track, very
light, it did about 50mph on the lake, but every large storm I had to
break the trail for everyone or they would get stuck(I miss that). Then
I bought a 73 Ski Doo TNT 340 Silver Bullet, did close to 70mph. Hit a
hidden stump covered with snow, flew right over the handlebars landed on
my head feet in the air, bent the front grab bar(I guess thats a
stumpjumper!). We welded brackets and a shock to the bogie suspension
and it really helped in the bumps, it was a pretty good lightweight
machine, fun through the woods. After that:
78 TNT 440
80 Kawasaki Invader 340
82 Yamaha SS440
89 Polaris Indy 400
95 Polaris Indy 500
97 Polaris XCR 440 (Project)
I still have all of them except the TNT440, the Nordic (or what's left
of it) is a pile of rust (steel tunnel). Tom.

[Brad Dale]

1976 Mercury Sno-Twister 250...what a beast!!!

-Then a 1980 Yamaha Enticer 250
-followed by a 1991 Indy Lite 340,
-another Indy Lite 340 in '94,
-then an Indy 500 in 1998,
-followed by a 2002 Polaris Edge X 600 (sonic blue), which was totaled
this winter when some creep piled into me, and now....
-a 2002 Edge X 700 (sonic blue).

[Rick Bennett]

1968 Boa-Ski Cobra
1970 Boa-Ski Cobra II
1971 Polaris Charger 292
1973 Ski-Doo 340 Olympic
1975 Yamaha 433 GPX
1979 Kawasaki Invader 340
1980 Polaris Gemini 250
1981 Arctic Cat Panther 440 Two up
1986 Arctic Cat Cougar 500
1988 Arctic Cat El'Tigre 5000
1989 Arctic Cat El'Tigre 6000
1990 Arctic Cat Prowler 440
1991 Arctic Cat Prowler Special 440
1992 Arctic Cat EXT Special 550
1993 Arctic Cat EXT 550
1993 Arctic Cat Prowler 440
1994 Arctic Cat 580 EFI
1995 Arctic Cat Cougar 550
1996 Arctic Cat Jag 440liquid
1996 Arctic Cat 580 EFI
1996 Arctic Cat Kitty Cat
1997 Arctic Cat 440 Z
1997 Arctic Cat Jag 440
2001 Arctic Cat 550 Panther
2002 Arctic Cat 4 Stroke
2003 Arctic Cat 4 Stroke

[Chadek AO]

1968 Yamaha 396 at the Dealership I worked for. Rode it in my suit the first
time. You know Snowmobiling is one of two things a man can really love. But at
least you can ride your sled all night long. 800SKS for next year.

[MOPAR PLUS]

1973 Chapparral Firebird 340. Bought it used in Empire Michigan from a dealer
who delt in Sno-Jets. Loved that sled from age of 13 until I left for the Navy
at 18. Would go like crazy but the suspension was not the greatest. Gave it
to my little brother when I left home and he wrecked it.
John

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[Karl in Spokane]

Yamaha 292SM. Only weighed 300 pounds with a wooping HP of 20. Considered a long track back in 1973. Karl in Spokane

[kewx]

Ya hey der! My first sled was an Exciter with a 600. It was -45F up at Hoppy's bar in Kenton on da UP. I came out of the bar and started the machine to let it idle and warm up. It was so cold that the flywheel shattered and so what was I to do but go back into Hoppy's and get likkered up till da weather broke. kw