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It's not only in snowmobiling, it's everywhere!

Got to take my 73 Polaris TX500 limited (survivor I500 race sled) around the I500 track a few years ago prior to the start of the race. Pretty neat experience. This was in conjunction with what they called "memories on the mile" vintage sled show. I don't believe this is an option any longer.

When will we get a catch up?

We always come in from the East along the shoulder of H58.

And - there you have it. Just like the mysterious water near Greenland it's not a secret no more!

Maybe time to change the valve. Normally by turning it all the way on the drip will stop. Toilet should be fine.

Pine Stump, Halfway Lake Resort or Duffy's Motel are all favorites of mine. Way closer to the falls than Munising though.

Have a safe and Merry XMas everyone!

My Dad could find great ways to destroy tools we all would love to have as he had no idea what to do with them. We had a "shade tree" mechanic next door that would help me on our mowers, sleds and eventually vehicle repairs. Then in high school we had auto shop and builder's trades that taught...

Cross Country Cat

1969 Ski Doo Nordic?

A friend of mine has I believe the 50-year anniversary poster that shows the hay equipment piece, power washer and a year-by-year sled spread that I'm sure others have seen.

Polaris

I believe the 72 Spitfire may have been the last through the hood f/a. I know Polaris built the TX through 1979 with a F/A engine.