Were Raider Twin Tracks made By Arctic-Cat?

[1fujifilm]

I saw this ad and was surprised the Dealer stated in the headline that "Arctic-Cat" made the "Raider".

https://greenbay.craigslist.org/snd/d/used-1974-arctic-cat-raider/6738328713.html


Thoughts?

Bear

 

[snobuilder]

Is that what they were doing during their out of business years?

Actually it was Leisure Vehicles inc.

 

[chords]

Leisure Vehicles Troy MI. The CL ad doesn't want to show that there is no engine lol

 

[mezz]

Leisure vehicles 1971 to 1975. Speaks volumes for the so called motorsports dealership that posted the craigslist ad. My advice, do a little research if you don't know.-Mezz

 

[ragex2]

looks like it's in decent shape for it's age. they will sell that pretty fast for $500, but yeah AC had nothing to do with Raider

 

[1fujifilm]

Leisure vehicles 1971 to 1975. Speaks volumes for the so called motorsports dealership that posted the craigslist ad. My advice, do a little research if you don't know.-Mezz

I was quite sure A/C did not but thought Y'all knew more than I on the topic, thank you all for the info.
Back in the late 70's my cousin loved'em and went through at least 6 or 7 of them in a few years. Bad rewinds (metal ropes from CCW I think), a carb without a silencer/air filter that loved to get snow dust in it and those cleats broke more often than on the mid-70's Cat and Polaris sleds.
They were fun to drive though as they had the "posi-traction" effect.

Bear