I finally got a SRX

[w-jetter]

A-L that sure looks sweet! Nice job on the restore.

St.Germain in May, Grass drags in the fall??  LOL

[Webmaster M]

The graphics really make it look finished. Nice.

[Autolube]

Took the SRX  and SS433 to St. Germain yesterday, almost the first one there. Took these pictures.

[Autolube]

I had this sled at the Headquarters Museum in Eagle River until recently.

I finally managed to find the gas tank for this sled I have been looking for at yesterday's swap. As well as carbs for the GPX! 

Yes, I had a good day in St. Germain. 

[Autolube]

Went to check out the SRX today at the World Snowmobile Headquarters Museum in Eagle River. I plan to only be there 10 minutes, one hour later I took a couple pics of my sled.

It is a great place for vintage enthusiasts such as ourselves. It feels good to have a sled displayed there.

One of my favorite things about the WSH is anybody can display a sled there. You don't have to be a vintage celebrity and your sled doesn't have to be anything rare or particularly special.

[Fur Coat Guy]

Either you're the first one there, or the last one to leave!  Those are a pair of nice looking Yammies.  Saw the SS433 at the museum last winter.

 

[Autolube]

Hey Fur Coat Guy, good to hear from you. Thank you for the kind words.

I think I was pretty close to the first and the last to display that day in St. Germain. Good show & swap.

[Autolube]

WENT ON A LONG TRAIL RIDE WITH THE SRX TODAY, 110 MILES. CHECKED OUT THE CALDRON FALLS RADAR RUN. SLED RAN EXCELLENT, HOWEVER DIDN'T CLOCK AS FAST AS I HAD HOPED.

[Autolube]

THESE PICTURES WERE TAKEN ON THE IRON SNOW SHOE TRAIL OVER LOOKING THE PESHTIGO RIVER WEST OF CRIVITZ.

[Webmaster M]

"Not as fast as I hoped" is a little vague. How did she do?

[Autolube]

"Not as fast as I hoped" is a little vague. How did she do?

You had to ask 

3 runs, 75 mph then 77 mph twice.