1977 liquifire 440 and a 1978 cyclone 440

Doing a little trail riding in the northern mid west running a 1977 liquifire 440 And a 1978 cyclone 440
The cyclones originally from Illinois when it was new they made 1050 440 models in 1978
The liquifire is Originally from Pennsylvania when it was new they Produce 4560 in 1977 for 440 models Some odd reason the 77 has a 78 liquifire under hood radiator And electric start relocated

[@IowaBudgetRCBashers]

My brother had a 76 440 cyclone. He blew up the 440, they replaced it 1st with a 295s race motor, then with a free air 340.. it was a fun sled

[@2500vtg]

Nice sleds! And an awesome setting to do a video. Ride them and enjoy them! Thanks for the video

[@jepdot]

Love your videos! Keep em' coming!

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

Very nice looking sleds! If I were you, I’d replace the all the crank seals before a catastrophic event happens. In my case, (Murphy’s law) that’s what would happen. Thanks for the walk around.

[@GarageWorx]

Clean rigs.

[@Daisyduke419]

beautiful

[@daphoneguy934]

love em, they are getting to be so hard to find

[@400brian]

Great!

[@PaulDinkel]

Liquid Fire...

[@cjackfly]

Yo! Where did you get the info on the #'s? Guy with an old Polaris here can't find anything online about how many Galaxy 340's were made in 1980? Apologize for being slightly off subject but I keep getting the, "Polaris kept crappy records back then..." message.

[@Johndeeresnowmobiles]

Unfortunately my Polaris knowledge is not very good
John Deere kept very good records on what they built

[@cjackfly]

@@Johndeeresnowmobiles thx 4 responding. Yeah, it's too bad.