Not greg b

They only reason people think they are quality is because every target Karen bought one because target had a sale.

Seat came back today. Turned out really good

I am saving the Midwest with my tiga. Polaris even built me a charger

I am re doing the whole damn thing with this rsi boondoggle set up I saw at hay days. Should have better view of the speedo when I warp speed with less riza and more height

I think I have one I took a picture of all the pages. It’s an 03 year I think. The museum at the hall of fame has an archive. That’s where I saw it and snapped pictures

I will go back to this. Unless you are swinging wrenchs all the time go electric. Now what I do air is the way to go. My 25 year old air tools work. My electric tools have been thrown away

I would think so especially if it was on nitro. I am also wondering how much faster they can go at that track without running out of shut down room? When this track was built these sleds didn’t exist.

They won’t be collectible to us but in 40 years when the youth of the sport is the main purchaser of snowmobiles they will pay top dollar for one of these. Kinda like the mid 80s to late 90s vehicles. No one gave a rats ass about them 15 years ago, but now people in their 40s and 50s and snapping them up for way to much money as those are the vehicles they grew up with.

Yeah it was a water cross sled. But what it is now is the question. The guy that owned was a hell of a sales man. He had a title for it he made on the back of a 30 rack. He would hand it to people and say sign here, give me money, and this beast is yours. lol

So I have learned somethings about these sleds. this will solve why they are so limited and expensive. I have seen they used the actual paint codes they did back then posted up now. I think that maybe true. Remember you pointing out that how good that rmk looked? That’s why. If you want a modern day collector this will be one. A wrap company will never be able to re creat these things. I should have looked at them closer. The rmk really stole the show.

I wasn’t there to actually buy anything out of the swap. The case of oil was a Spur of the moment. I called my dad to see if he needed any as it was 40 bucks a gallon and he said buy a case. Then I saw a handle bar set up in the rsi booth. I am now 500 deep on that. Then I saw the beer cooler with the motor on it. I will never recover from this

Word on the street is NSP racers .2 faster 60 ft times constantly on a stock 650 and a bolt on kit.

I found a new coil for my still. Going to have fresh moon shine.

Some more gems

I was looking for the good stuff. Your actual snowmobile parts were probably sold long before I arrived