http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEyr7Atl_js&eurl=http://www.vintagesleds.com/archive/Q2-2008B.php
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwOd7U5DqGI&eurl=http://www.vintagesleds.com/archive/Q2-2008B.php
No question that Brad Warning’s Kawasaki was a bit of a show stealer in St. Germain, and like anything new, it caused a little controversy. But by no means was it the only sled at the show! There was an arsenal of amazing machines there, and here’s a sample… sorry it took so long!
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This is one of my show favorites… a genuine survivor from the Winnipeg to St. Paul Race!
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Pretty amazing display of Yamaha race sleds – including several factory racers. Leon Koch even fired up his SR 292 – see the video below!
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Here’s a shot your not going to see every day. These four sleds are originals from the original 1974 SnoPro racing series, back together for the first time since then. Bill Stull’s Rupp is an original 3D racer he recently found, and it has some truly amazing equipment on it. The Suzuki, the Kohler and the Polaris all saw the race track at they same time – they are all 440’s.
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It’s just not a vintage show without a Ski-WHiz!
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One for Sulley (BS member) – an outstanding Skiroule “Super-Pickle”. |
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The Smith Brothers finished this years Vintage SnoPro Series 1-2-3. Becky and Bill Stull presented the special Arctic Cat green trophies for the boys from Alaska.
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Brad Warning and his monster Kawasaki 5-cylinder radial, with motor creator and builder Paul Groth… and below in the first video, they answer the question: “Does it Run?” |