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Craigslist "funnies"

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Buffalo Bill said:
I think it was some kind of early snow machine, but with a rear tire instead of treads. The front runners are missing. Johnson > I don't get, because that looks like a Briggs & Stratton 5 HP side valve engine.
Looks like the kind of snow tracks seen in 1960s vintage National Geographic magazine, Arctic stories.
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Did you read the listing. He made that with an old snowmobile and a snowblower. Musta cut the hood down the middle. I wonder how the drive works. He coulda used the snowblower system but then it wouldnt go very fast.


Snowmobile/snow blower built into a scooter

SnoMoBloScooter

8 horse Tecumseh motor
Johnson Chassis
1 rear brake on jackshaft

just in time for Christmas

any questions text or email


 
bobgroger said:
111Mph?$ 5600CDN? You could get a 190MPH Busa for that. Cool though.
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i imagine $5600 is starting price, I'd guess seller will take $5k....RD vs Busa :confused:...RD's are appreciating in value, Busa's depreciating, probably still haven't hit bottom...given the choice between the two I'd take the harder to find RD, where am I going ride to 190mph?...and it's subjective but I don't find Busa's attractive to look at...
 
bonanzadave said:
Did you read the listing. He made that with an old snowmobile and a snowblower. Musta cut the hood down the middle. I wonder how the drive works. He coulda used the snowblower system but then it wouldnt go very fast.


Snowmobile/snow blower built into a scooter

SnoMoBloScooter

8 horse Tecumseh motor
Johnson Chassis
1 rear brake on jackshaft

just in time for Christmas

any questions text or email


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Sorry, I only read the photos. :anonymous:
 
This just showed up on CL:
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http://macon.craigslist.org/mcy/5944538480.html
 
witttom said:
Similar one in Cincinnati:
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when they become that personalized they only appeal to a very very small percentage of the market, maybe there are those who would pay $1100 or $1500 but I don't know anyone who would...when I see bikes like those I see only parts bikes, $300 max...
 
Buffalo Bill said:
Looks like nice project to me. BUT-> not sure just how knackered up it actually is?
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Could be fun but it would have to be almost free to be worthwhile. Probably a money pit and those bars without rearsets .....ugh.
 
my 1150ef was free and I still spent 3K on it bringing it back to life...and it was in better condition than that one
 
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