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@@Jethrosgarage its a harbor freight motorcycle lift

@@jameskirk5906 thank you!

@@DavidTrim-q9m ole reliable! Thanks for watching!

@@maddog6493 shes a runner for sure! Thanks for commenting!

@@OldSkiDoo2 thats why i call her ole reliable! Thank you for the kind words!

@@Gwalker0220 awesome, sounds like you have a great lineup

@benedeem424 Ever want to come visit AK, let me know...

@@rickwhite3181 awesome! You should find one! They are still out there

@@DavidTrim-q9m i think cat was the feature. I actually think thats doo country! Always a big showing of ski doos

@@pn5gu thanks for watching!

Awesome!

@@kollinspencer847 my favorite!

@@dlansburg2673 i never realized it myself until I got into the hobby

@@dwaynetyrrell3128 this was the last tupper lake show

@ not having it again next year??

@@dwaynetyrrell3128 correct, the club decided this was the last show due to low attendance

@@benedeem424 sorry to hear that!! Good luck to you and your club!!

@@dwaynetyrrell3128 im not from that area, but we bought the old grooming sled and drag from the tupper lake club. Sad to hear they werent hosting another show

@@pn5gu too much work to bring 3! The bullet would have to go where the 65 is and the 65 has to get loaded backwards in order to fit

Unless you had some rollers for the skis and track. But would probably still be a bit tricky

@@kollinspencer847 the 65 is a bit smaller so it fits comfortably. We just move the back end of the 2 more toward the side to open up the center a bit more and then we carry the 65 in backwards. The 65 is light enough that 2 people can easily carry it

@@Ned-p1y would love to find one with a 292!!

Sold mine to guy named Tim in Vermont he was doing vintage racing

That TNT has Arctic Cat registration numbers, how much HP does that add ?

@@percyc1863i think it subtracts hp

@@dlansburg2673 awesome suggestion! Its kinda hard to do drive by footage while on a drive! But i have some drive by footage of the sleds in my other videos! Check out my channel. I will also do a walk around of the alpine next time its in the snow!!

@@DavidTrim-q9m hope so!!! 🤞🤞🤞

@@Ned-p1y good idea!! Winter is coming soon!!!

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@marcovachon4180 very cool! Glad to see you guys out on the trails! Nice sleds!!

@@pn5gu yes was rough, but still fun!!

@@tomchrisfield7348 me too! Finally living that dream!

@@DavidTrim-q9m thanks!

@@dlansburg2673 thanks! I appreciate it! Much like the sleds inside, the shop has been a work in progress

@@pn5gu thanks!

@@davelowrey2421 sounds like a plan!

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@kollinspencer847 yes! I love seeing the three wheelers too! They had more that were covered up too! Thanks for commenting

The vintage trucks, ATC’s and mini bikes were a nice addition .. great video. Next stop is the Cohocton Fall Classic October 6 for us 🏁

@@percyc1863 not going to make that one unfortunately.

@@DavidTrim-q9m thanks for watching. Appreciate your support

Cold like Eric’s heart ♥️

@@Krristinlynn need to get the heater out in your trailer next time.

@@pn5gu she wasn’t cold she was cozy and trying not to nap lol

@@benedeem424haha

@@bluedog373 awesome!

@@bultacowally This was a vintage show in September, I’m not sure that was an accurate representation of the hobby. Typically winter shows are Better attended. Only a handful of the sled manufacturers survived through the 70s and 80s, that’s nothing new. The lack of snow I believe is a cycle, just like it was at other times. it will be hard to kill snowmobiling, vintage snowmobiles are actually perfect for the low snow winters we are experiencing now. But there are also several diehards that will still go out and buy a brand new snowmobile every year. thanks for taking the time to comment! Check out some of my other videos, there have been several shows where there are over 100 vintage slides, plus a few with over 200 in attendance

@@benedeem424 you could be right about the snow cycles as there have been probably hundreds of weather pattern changes throughout history. The trouble is those cycles probably take more time to change than humans live so anybody born say in the 90's most likely will never see winters like the ones I or my family before me lived through. Things haven't changed that much way up north in Canada so if you live there it's probably a smart move to own at least one sled but can't say the same for the lower 48. If I were to ever take the snowmobile plunge again it would definitely be a vintage sled. But I won't at this point in my life. I have been racing vintage motocross for about 20+ years now and this one new track that opened a few years ago in Bradford NY there was an vintage snowmobile junkyard right smack dab in the middle of the track property when the new owner bought the land. I was told over 300 sleds there. It was very interesting walking around seeing dead old vintage sleds that I had forgotten ever existed. It was like time travel. Made me sad and yearning for years gone by. By the second year I went there they were all gone without a trace.

@@bultacowally nice chatting! Consider subscribing to my channel, where you can relive all of the vintage snowmobile glory! I have some riding content as well as show walkarounds

@@Jethrosgarage awesome! Id love to find a set! I will say that tin cab was tooling around all over the place at the show, it was neat to watch

Tucker

@@kollinspencer847 its a beautiful sight! I love me some alpines!!!!

@@benedeem424 yessir. i got my eye on a 84 503 alpine on the marketplace! i hope i can score it

@@kollinspencer847 hopefully you can! That should have the hi low range trans as well which is an added bonus!

@@benedeem424 yep! and its probably my favorite body style. with the orange hood and big vents. i hear the 503 is more reliable then the 640 so if i do score it im hoping i wont have to much trouble. would be great at the cabin.

@@marcovachon4180 appreciate that! I love making them!

Thanks!!!! Glad you enjoyed it