safecracker
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Here are a few pics of the local snowmobile show I went to. The old ski-doo is the exact same sled I grew up on. 1967 super olympic, 16hp. Yeah.
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Guess what I sat on this past weekend?
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spydaman60
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I want one of those 67's. is it for sale??
Bob Denman
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I had a 1968 Super Oly: 16 Rompin'-Stompin' horsepower!! :2thumbs:
That was about the most FUN sled that I ever had! nojoke
Have any of them ever showed up for sale at Al's in Vermont?
That was about the most FUN sled that I ever had! nojoke
Have any of them ever showed up for sale at Al's in Vermont?
spydaman60
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keep looking but haven't seen any!
Bob Denman
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C'mon man; tell us about them too! :thumbup:
safecracker
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My impression of the Sling shot is this in one word, "big". It is very wide in the front. It is also quite long. My wife says it reminds her of the Batmobile. I am 6'2" and I had a hard time getting into the machine. Also had a hard time getting out. Slingshot for my wife and I is not in our future. The F3 was a prototype. I do like the Ufit system for your legs, the steering on this unit was non adjustable. if you wanted to change the position you had to buy a new bar. I really did like it better in person than in a picture. I like the openness of the motor area and the gas cap being on top like a bike. With the Ufit system you do not stand on the drivers pegs to get on and off. A shorter person would have to use the passengers pegs to get on and off. That is about it. The Ski-doo is not for sale. Sorry... Bruce
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