I’m new to collecting, I choose MAISTO, 1/18 scale, some in diagrams 100 in boxes

Wow

Im amazed at how many beautiful christmas light displays you have in wisconsin. Many more than missouri.

You're right, that snowfall makes the lights very pretty.

Does the lazy river go in a continuous loop? The one at Kalahari starts and ends truth the wave pool. Trying to find the best indoor lazy river.

I had a 1972 Northway made by allied equipment in Stratford Ontario, it was pretty sleek looking, mine was lime green, 340 Rotax air cooled, had a Polaris 340 liquid that would kick it ass, had it up 86 mph on a gravel road , it was handful!!

been an avid snowmobile all my life. it's pretty much the end of it now that Yamaha, arctic cat has bowed out. with the end of the family unit comes the end of snowmobiling fun for boys. too bad.

Where is Alouette? We had a 750 free air!Pretty darn fast in a straight line!😂

Red owl had the best Russian salad dressing I’ve ever had

The video would have been much better if the presenters, especially the woman, had been quiet.

New subscriber here . I am in Pa and we do not get much snow any more.. I love the Stanbek!!!...Th older ones have style..Thank you for bringing us along..-John

Myself, in Québec, I still use a 1965 Snow-Cruiser made by OMC. It was bought by my father for 400$ in 1965. Still works fine with very little maintenance. Except for changing the track the first year in 66, nothing major had to be done on it. Bearings here and there, suspension rubber, broken skis, broken metal traverse on track. Also run many hours with 5 gallons of gas. Another thing, you change as many drive belt in sixty years as you would change them on 1965 Bombardier in three weeks. Just today, I have been using it for 3 hours pulling a sled with grandchilds

It’s good to see super clubs are still present.

I worked at a dealership that sold Raiders in 1973. Three trim levels: Hawk, Eagle and Double Eagle. Canadian Curtiss Wright engines, 340 or 440 CC. They were pretty quick, but sitting flat on your butt with a thin cushion for a seat and minimal suspension travel, (as they all had) made for some painful jolts on a rough trail. Sure wish I had kept one for myself!

Milwaukee sucks.

Happy New Year!

Good evening kids, thanks for doing the research so I don’t have to……. Good health to you both, WALLY

the snow globe was very beatiful I saw it on friday december 28 down in milwaukee wi its really beautiful

Back in the early ‘80’s I had a Harley Davidson snowmobile. That’s when AMF owned them. I believe it was a 1974 440 cc model. Never ran and needed an ignition module that was not available. Trev Deeley had one but wouldn’t part with it. Sold it to a collector in Calgary

I feel so blessed to have been born & raised in Michigan. 🙏❤️

Enjoyed this. I will make it up there someday. My late father was Engineering Services and Administration Manager for Scorpion from 1969-1981. I lived and breathed snowmobiles through my teens, and to this day. I still have 4 vintage Scorpions in the garage. All still used for the vintage rides.

We are fans of N-Scale and the T-Trak standard. One of these days we plan to build our own loop in T-Trak and hope to connect with fellow T-Trak enthusists.

Only 3 companies that make snowmobiles now with Arctic Cats latest announcement to stop making snow machines.

What town is it near?

Ant Alaska Skii s ?

OMG ITS 02;12 AM YOU SCARED ME WITH THIS

In the 70s we had 2 Arctic Cats. A 295 cc Lynx and a 303 cc Panther with a wankel engine. We had a long sleigh for the Panther that was shaped like a dog sled so you could stand on the back and ride when the sled was full. Neighbours had one of those Husky's and my Uncle had a double track Ski-Doo Alpine. We lived in NE Ontario and spent a lot of time in the bush. Thanks!

The truth is a Québécois mechanic Joseph-Armand Bombardier made the first snowmobile in 1935.

Next time you’re in the Dells- 10/10 recommend Taqueria Mexico! Fresh food, great food, large portions and super clean! Close to the mall and the interstate- rigyt across ftom the big Kwik Trip!

Thanks for this. My maternal great grandparents and grandparents moved to Oregon, but were born there. Their parents came from Lapland, Finland to mine and the other side from Quebec. I have doing my genealogy and am planning to come and visit.

,,,,,I have a wheelhorse,cowel,red,...where do we get a u.p.snomo t-shirt,,like yours??,,,.....land o' lakes,wi.

Yes, I rode a Husky in the 60's with a trapper.

That roof sloping down to the chimney wall just looks like future trouble ahead, leaks and mortar damage.

Does anyone remember the sno-pony rocket ??? I remember seeing one in New Hampshire in the early 70s. !!!

No AMF SNOW PONY ( with 3 wheel adaption for summer fun,????

Very Nice Video 😊 Thanks for Sharing !😊

There was a lot of sleds in the 70s.

Love it, saw a couple oldies that we used to own the MFvSki Whiz and Skiroule owned an SS300, RTX440, RT500 those were the days 😉

Very nice museum, Charlie. Did you folks see a Sno-Scoot there? That was our first snowmobile in Alberta Canada.

The first snowmobile I owned was a 1967 Snowflake brand, 12 HP . I did not see that brand in his museum?

Great Inventory . !

Now I heard on the news that Arctic Cat is closing both of their plants they're not going to be making any more snowmobiles

You were right about the Ski Rule. We had one of those when I was I was just a kid. It made me into a very strong young fella. By the time I was in my teens 15 years I could dead lift 500lbs. easily. They were built very heavy with little track Clarence. Have fun in the snow Be safe.

Great video, bringing back good memories! Back in the sixties, my uncle was a Sno-Prince dealer... My dad, who owned a garage, refurbished a late fifties rear-engine Autoboggan for a customer, and I got to test drive it! (This was in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. We had plenty of snow!!) Thank you for sharing!

The only reason we are fown to 2 manufacturers is because the whole World is in a Global Warming period put that in MaGa Stocking 😮😮😮

About Ski Roule, it s not totally true, Ski Roule has been design and build by a Quebecer with the name of Rejean Houle from 65 to 70. COLEMAN bought the company in 71. The name Ski Roule came from Ski Houle, roule in French means roll. Great video. Thanks!

My friends dad had a Snow Cruzer in 1980

We had a couple of Skiroules, both were good, good motors. One had a Saches engine the other a Kohler, I don't recall if the engines were original to the machines but those two motors were better than the Bombardier engines we had in Ski-Doos, all one lung motors.

Only 3 snowmobile manufacturers now, 2025 is the last year for Yamaha. Pity. Back in the late 60's early 70's darn near everyone had a snowmobile in my small hometown in northern Ontario. All kinds of brands a a big family affair to go out riding, no groomed trails just adventures.