too fast around a corner and slammed into a logging truck, only busted his sled and collarbone

found on https://www.facebook.com/Sledfreakcom-331823110474/?fref=photo

be afraid, and get a snowmobile with reverse

Sno Mater

Found on https://www.facebook.com/Straight-out-the-trailer-park-327886717369811/?fref=photo  via  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1631935880418477/

some amazing and rare snowmobiles will be on display at the Volo Museum beginning Dec 26th

these are just a couple, the following posts are more, that will all be a special exhibit at the Volo.

See them all at http://volocars.com//attractions-snowmobiles

1968 Sno Ghia by De Thomaso

http://volocars.com/vehicles/11955/1968-sno-ghia

side by side seating 1980 Ski Doo Elite

ONLY 295 ELITES WERE PRODUCED. THESE ARE RARE MACHINES. POWERED BY A 440 CC, LIQUID COOLED ENGINE. SIT SIDE BY SIDE. HAS ELECTRIC START AND ELECTRIC HAND WARMERS. A BLAST TO DRIVE, BUT THEY COST $3,000 BACK IN 1980

http://volocars.com/vehicles/11990/1980-ski-doo-elite

1968 Arctic Cat Panther, with factory optional side pipes

rare Montana pipes for Cat owners in the high altitudes, over 6 thousand feet, because they needed higher performance (of course) and the chrome exhaust came with carb mods and clutch work

http://volocars.com/vehicles/11956/1968-arctic-cat-panther

1970 Sno Pac Scatback, made for Green Bay Packer fans

The Sno Pack was produced in Green Bay, WI in 1970 by Leisure-Mor Incorporated as Scatback 20 and Scatback 26 models. They utilized both Kohler and Sachs motors. It is rumored that they were made for the Green Bay Packer football players.

The Scatback models appear to be identical to the 1970 Buzz Ski Zoom, made in Drummondville, Quebec, Canada.

http://volocars.com/vehicles/11958/1970-sno-pac-scatback