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Absolutely the best video of snowmobile history. Scott does an excellent job describing and telling the story's behind these sleds!! Thank you John for taking the time to do these videos. This is archiving snowmobile history.
I was standing there and saw Rick Wright come up and Trevor realizing what was happening and who he was talking to before our eyes. We weren't part of it but we're right there and knew it was a special moment. So very cool.
Wow, what a great 2 video masterpiece. I could listen to Scott for hours describing the pieces and history/stories behind them This type of history needs to be shared and passed on. Both you and Scott are helping to make this possible Thank you.
The stories along with history and rare sleds are priceless! The crazy time frame of the Arctic Cat Semi restoration is unreal! I did see it at the 60th reunion and watched many of the Arctic Cat legends marvel at it and enjoy Trevor giving them rides in it. The Gottshalks have quite a collection to be proud of!
Hey Nutter! Thanks again for doing these videos 👍 and thanks so much to the Gottschalk family for assembling such an incredible collection of sleds and history! What a great story teller Scott is👍👍👍 Awesome!! Cheers 🍻
What an amazing collection of History and machines. Many times the story is worth and equal amount to the machine. Tons of respect for the Smithsonian of snowmobile collection
Wow, a Grand Prix! Back in the late 70’s early 80’s my buddy’s dad had one of those Grand Prix’s. Honestly, I don’t know if he sold it or still has it. I haven’t talked to him or anyone in his family in probably decades. But that was definitely ahead of its time.
I did restorations for a living , 6 months to do that ? Wha ! I’m beyond Impressed , the impossible is possible , looks awesome ! I never did a Semi truck
You need to add a few Snow Cats. A Snow Trac ST4 would be a great one to start with. Very popular machine. Then on to Tuckers and Bombardiere machines. Trail makers for sure for snowmobiles. Great collection, thanks for sharing it with us snow heads!
A friend of mine had a Grand Prix back in the early '70s. His dad traded it in on a new snow jet SST. I was always impressed with them handlebars. I never did get a ride on it I believe that's why they traded for the snow jet apparently something wrong with it. Great to see this old stuff
I have a Broncco just like that one that i bought from a salvage yard in Hazelton pennsylvania in 1994 while skipping school with 2 of my buddies I bought it simply because I have never seen another and still have it sitting in my dads barn in Pennsylvania it has an italian Giuditti engine which i did have running when the day I brought it home it has 138 miles on the speedo
All my fun things , that I ride on , have a name , my Polaris Snowmobile is called Miss America , my custom Victory Sport Cruiser is called the Sweetness , she’s dipped in Kandy Paint , I got a sweet tooth , all my fun things are made by Polaris , you name things too ! Quality
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Absolutely the best video of snowmobile history. Scott does an excellent job describing and telling the story's behind these sleds!! Thank you John for taking the time to do these videos. This is archiving snowmobile history.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was standing there and saw Rick Wright come up and Trevor realizing what was happening and who he was talking to before our eyes. We weren't part of it but we're right there and knew it was a special moment. So very cool.
Wow, what a great 2 video masterpiece. I could listen to Scott for hours describing the pieces and history/stories behind them This type of history needs to be shared and passed on. Both you and Scott are helping to make this possible Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Totally awesome
The stories along with history and rare sleds are priceless! The crazy time frame of the Arctic Cat Semi restoration is unreal! I did see it at the 60th reunion and watched many of the Arctic Cat legends marvel at it and enjoy Trevor giving them rides in it. The Gottshalks have quite a collection to be proud of!
The story of the driver was top notch! He was the hero!!!
Scott is a great story teller!
Mind blowing stories. I have to make the trip to see this museum.
Love talking with Scott, wealth of knowledge and a great story teller.
I agree!
Some of the sleds I had would tip over just looking at it, you had to lean over so far that your elbows was scraping the ground😂😂😂😂😂.
The pappy burns story is absolutely amazing
Hey Nutter! Thanks again for doing these videos 👍 and thanks so much to the Gottschalk family for assembling such an incredible collection of sleds and history! What a great story teller Scott is👍👍👍
Awesome!!
Cheers 🍻
Glad you like them!
Best Snowmobile video I’ve ever watched , and I’ve watched most , I like history lessons , Captains Log , Star Date
Love me some Sunday morning nutters speed shop !
Thanks!
Wow what another great episode!! Thanks Nutter!! Watched this one all the way through!! Scott is so informative and the stories. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video and I want to go back in time and ride with Pappy Burns
Great video, John!
Scott tells some interesting stories, for sure.
Thanks Randy!
Now that's a movie I want to see made and I would watch the script is already right there all in that journal
What an amazing collection of History and machines. Many times the story is worth and equal amount to the machine. Tons of respect for the Smithsonian of snowmobile collection
great video
Wow, a Grand Prix! Back in the late 70’s early 80’s my buddy’s dad had one of those Grand Prix’s. Honestly, I don’t know if he sold it or still has it. I haven’t talked to him or anyone in his family in probably decades. But that was definitely ahead of its time.
Very cool!
very cool story on the Mn to Ak boondoggle
Thanks John. Amazing. Scott is a hero and a legend for what he is doing.
I have a Hornet
I’m in Oregon
It was traded in to me when I was a dealer in the 80’s
I have kept it inside all these years
Bee Stings hurt , Wasp stings really hurt , Hornet stings throb for days , Respect the Hornet !
I used to drive a semi that was the exact same truck great truck it was black also
I did restorations for a living , 6 months to do that ? Wha ! I’m beyond Impressed , the impossible is possible , looks awesome ! I never did a Semi truck
You need to add a few Snow Cats. A Snow Trac ST4 would be a great one to start with. Very popular machine. Then on to Tuckers and Bombardiere machines. Trail makers for sure for snowmobiles.
Great collection, thanks for sharing it with us snow heads!
I have 2 broncos just like that one with the same engine
A friend of mine had a Grand Prix back in the early '70s. His dad traded it in on a new snow jet SST. I was always impressed with them handlebars. I never did get a ride on it I believe that's why they traded for the snow jet apparently something wrong with it. Great to see this old stuff
The history is amazing, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have a Broncco just like that one that i bought from a salvage yard in Hazelton pennsylvania in 1994 while skipping school with 2 of my buddies I bought it simply because I have never seen another and still have it sitting in my dads barn in Pennsylvania it has an italian Giuditti engine which i did have running when the day I brought it home it has 138 miles on the speedo
Cool!
I hope there’s a part 3
All my fun things , that I ride on , have a name , my Polaris Snowmobile is called Miss America , my custom Victory Sport Cruiser is called the Sweetness , she’s dipped in Kandy Paint , I got a sweet tooth , all my fun things are made by Polaris , you name things too ! Quality
Still no Herters ?
The T Stands for tech Sargent
Do you have a link to the WW 2 sled in motion ?
no
Hi John,
Can you go over the function and repair or diagnostic of the ALTITUDE COMPENSATION DEVICE on the Polaris XLT Triples.
Thanks,
Bob
I have never seen one.