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Steve on his 1992 Yamaha Phazer. He sold it at the rally! He still got to ride it on the Challenge, first. |
Brian and Tony exchanging a long-awaited, overdue handshake in front of Brian's Skee-Horse. I think Andy owns it, too, actually. |
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Brian and a more trim Toneman! |
Yep! From 255-lbs to 230 lbs. Yes! |
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Jill talking to Andy about how late Andy stayed up the night before building the new folding bar table (behind her) on the Skee-Horse. |
A museum-condition Polaris rear-engined snowmobile that really started it all. |
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Jill on the phone with her Dad in Florida trying to figure out what "junior" sled version of an Arctic Cat she used to drive. Bigger than a Kitty-Kat. |
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Ahhhhh, Vintage late '70's and early '80's Ski-Doos. Love 'em! Duct Tape on the seats? Yeah, we all did that and had that... |
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Minus the trail-grooming gear towed behind this mammoth machine, I want one. Maybe a turbo-diesel version, with rocket-launched snow-anchors hooked up to electric winches and a .50 BMG on a 360-degree turret up top. A man can dream... |
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Some sort of Darth Vader-ish HMMWV hybrid, and I like it. A lot. |
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This guy scored lots of style points with me, wearing lots of attitude and flair with the helmet-mounted mohawk. Is it purple? I can't tell. |
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My Dad, Earl, probably sold this Yamaha 338 to the original seller, from his old business, Rogers' Honda Village, in the 1970's. |
Vintage snowmobile suit...Gotta love it! |
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Even well-tuned snowmobiles of this vintage require some ether sprayed right into the firing system... |
It always works! Well, usually it works. |
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