1976 Arctic Cat Pantera (Better Quality)

[@curtekstrom9531]

For the 1978 model year Brochure, Dad submitted a Still photo of me in Yellowstone. As the Moon was just above my head. With my arms stretch out above me. It looked as though I was holding the moon. All while standing on a Fresh out of the Crate, 1978 Pantera. That was back in March 1977.

[@josephtuleya5296]

Such a great time ,sad how time goes by, I worked a lot of overtime hours assembling them for the show room floor

[@josephrodwell6643]

I have a 77 F/A,and 3 1979 Panteras. Best riding leaf spring snowmobile PERIOD.

[@silver79vette62]

I had a 1979 and a 1980 pantera in the early 90’s Awesome sleds! with the right primary comet clutch these sleds would do 85 mph.

[@sheddski2942]

this guy charlie lofton dave thomson and larry carlten in their day they were known as 3 tough cats legends unfortuntely this guy here dies in plane crash some years later but the other 2 were big time engineers at arctic cat and also put up their houses and savings along with roger skime to bring back arctic cat in 1983 along with suzuki motor group

[@marcodamanlius]

Whole story is correct but the last name for Larry is Colton. Larry Colton. Davy Thompson with the p. Hey, I am 57 and been snowmobiling since age 5. I know. Yes, I recalled those 3 Cat legends. And later, Jim Dimmerman after Davy retired as I recalled after that big crash with Davy during the Arctic Enterprises days.

[@thawoodbutcher]

So rad! I feel just like that guy when I ride my '86. xD

[@Playsinvain]

Oh I like how he says “torque”

[@zaneskoretz4542]

I have a 78 artic.cat pantera