After many evenings and weekends and a "few $$$$" I finished putting it together and hit the road for the first time and what a treat, worth every bit of the effort. It sticks to the road like glue and turns heads like crazy. I actually kinda had a head ache from all the cornering, (not used to it yet!)

For the first time ever driving one, (other than back in 74 as a kid)

I thought it was just right, not to rough and not a bit mushy, it does not have any rattles and I thought it was quiet enough. On some of the rough roads it is a bit bouncy but thats fine.

Now I know we like them so much,,,, there COOL !

Hey SledZ, car looks really good. Hope to see it at the Stan Olsen show on the 25th.

Chris

Boy, sure am glad you got the brakes fixed in time for spring...:cheeky:

Being that I was raised in the "frozen north" I found your site interesting, but I have to ask one question.

How can you not have a Mercury Sno-Twister in there somewhere?:devious: Ain't "skeered" are ya??? Man, those things were the quickest thing on snow for quite a few years.....

I gotta admit though that 340 RV was a cool looking sled in its day, but it just begs for a 440 in it doesn't it?

Wish I could dig out the pics of the ones we had when I was a kid. Let's see, 67 Alouette, 70 Alouette, 74 Scorpion Super Stinger 440 and a 71 Sno-Jet 396 Wide Track.:cross-eye

hey thats a great looking ride. wish you happy motoring and lots of memories