Rupp magnum 76

[@rickparshall]

Beautiful sled!! My dad was a Rupp dealer back in the day, D&D power equipment in Holcomb NY( now Bloomfield) he had a Magnum I never got to ride but I got first ride(after him) on many B/N Rupps… I would give my left nut to find one with his sticker on it, or any Nitro or nearly any Rupp sled at this time!! Looks like you were selling this Magnum!??!😁… probably gone now 🙁.. thanks for sharing this Gem!!!

[@mikepierce1724]

,my friend has nitro ice racing brand new always in garage it would blow your mind .40 years ago I see it on a shelf

[@dar4052]

Very competitive against merc and Yamaha

[@RyanBenbow]

And snojet

[@alcamino0]

I used to own a 250 Magnum. I could hit 70 MPH on a good day. It was light as a feather... It was kind of busted up after about 1500 miles of hard riding. it was a cool sled... I sold it at hay days

[@owatajrkiam]

I had both a 1976' Alouette Super Brute 440 and 250. These were the same as the Rupp Magnums as Rupp bought out Alouette and built them. The 440's,340's,250's all had the same body's but engine size of course was different as was gearing. Both of mine did not have speedo's,only tach's. These were my all time favorite sleds and i sure beat up a lot of Snow twisters and others in those years! The Super brutes were about 10 to 1 ratio of being built compared to the Magnums making the Alouettes WAY more rare than the Magnums.

[@2500vtg]

Nice sled and very rare too. I have a 77 Nitro which I restored a few years ago and it has the same 440 Xenoah engine as your Magnum. I've got one youtube video posted if you want to check it out.

[@kenneykole]

@2500vtg This one is 250 not 440.

[@kenneykole]

84 miles??????????????? It might turnover to 0 or did you restart?