I saw this sled last year at a job I was working on and I asked about it. She said she was going to see if her son wanted it. Fast forward to yesterday, I'm back doing a job for her again and I noticed the sled was still there covered up and in the trees. I casually asked about it again..... She says she is moving and I should just take it because she needs to clean up the yard. It was about 100 yards away from the driveway and about 2 feet of snow on the ground, how am I going to get this thing out of here? I was told it last ran a few years ago ( ha, heard that before) I ran home grabbed some gas a few tools and my bag of tie downs. Hoping for the best. Pulled the plug, it looked new, poured a bit of oil down there to loosen things up, pulled the gas cap of to smell the fuel and wow! it smelled pretty good, someone thought ahead and put in stabilizer. Cranked it over quite a few times and it fired right up. Yay!! Now how do I get it unfrozen from the ground? Half an hour later I was going for a victory lap around her garage and straight into the back of my truck. Needs a bit of work but overall a pretty decent 1 owner machine.
1972 colt 250
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