Really really in-depth tour of the trailer. Too bad it was not stocked with parts, I am sure it would be even more impressive. Your families collection is even more impressive!
Great video! Thanks for taking the time & effort to post it. I really enjoyed seeing the older race sleds and learning about the history. I had no idea. 🤙
We saw you guys couple years ago at the Moore creek parking lot in Idaho city. You guy were doing some testing on your way to some races. It was awesome!
The TT is so rare most folks never saw one. A sled built for grass racing based off the 1971 EXT short chassis. Most famous for being the sled that forced Ski Doo to put their performance machines on a diet. Skidoo bought a 440 TT by Straw Purchase just to see what Cat had built. In grass drags this light machine beat their 650! Not to mention anything smaller they had raced on snow the past season.Ski Doo had power but their sleds were heavy. This experience, along with the Yamaha beating them at Eagle River, forced them to go after weight for the new race sleds. They kept the TT chassis around for a few years as a summer engine test mule. Finally scrapping it sometime in the late 70s.
Thanks Zach. I always wondered how the trailers were laid out. Great collection of vintage as well-Wow no vintage Thundercats? Wonder who has the 98 that set the NSSR speed record?
Too bad Arctic Cat doesn't care about their SxS customers. I have a 2022 Wildcat XX and can't get anyone to answer any questions. It's a good machine and never had any issues. The Wildcat XX could be easily competitive with Polaris and Can Am but they show ZERO interest. It took me 6 months just to buy the Cat and I had to drive to Montana to buy it. Why did Textron even bother... My next machine will be a Can AM unless Arctic Cat shows some concern about their SxS customers.
Great video ! Greatings from the Keweenaw. Go Green
Really really in-depth tour of the trailer. Too bad it was not stocked with parts, I am sure it would be even more impressive.
Your families collection is even more impressive!
That's one hell of a rig! Awesome video Zach! Give 'er hell this upcoming season, dude!
Thanks for the support!
I love the Brad Pake stuff, he was my hero back during my kitty cat racing days. I have a signed picture hanging in my garage 😂
Very cool man, thanks for sharing.
I wish you and your team a safe and successful season
Thanks!
Thanks for the tour Zach! Keep bleeding green!
My dad raced a 292cc EXT in 1971 and72.
Great video! Thanks for taking the time & effort to post it. I really enjoyed seeing the older race sleds and learning about the history. I had no idea. 🤙
Thank you for the support!
We saw you guys couple years ago at the Moore creek parking lot in Idaho city. You guy were doing some testing on your way to some races. It was awesome!
You should add a Turf Tiger to your collection, I know where one is. Basically sat in a show room. Low use on it.
The TT is so rare most folks never saw one. A sled built for grass racing based off the 1971 EXT short chassis. Most famous for being the sled that forced Ski Doo to put their performance machines on a diet. Skidoo bought a 440 TT by Straw Purchase just to see what Cat had built. In grass drags this light machine beat their 650! Not to mention anything smaller they had raced on snow the past season.Ski Doo had power but their sleds were heavy. This experience, along with the Yamaha beating them at Eagle River, forced them to go after weight for the new race sleds. They kept the TT chassis around for a few years as a summer engine test mule. Finally scrapping it sometime in the late 70s.
Looks wicked. Do you guys have any old school Blair Morgan things kicking around? 🇨🇦
Good luck this year awesome video TEAM GREEN
thanks for the support!
Thx we bleed green also, great video
Wow that ia serious space efficiency. Not a spot left unused.
Very cool to see!
Thanks Zach. I always wondered how the trailers were laid out. Great collection of vintage as well-Wow no vintage Thundercats? Wonder who has the 98 that set the NSSR speed record?
I believe Mike Knapp still has it?..
Zach what carbides are you running on the new Catalysts?
Are you selling those cardboard cutouts that your tshirts are on?
Too bad Arctic Cat doesn't care about their SxS customers. I have a 2022 Wildcat XX and can't get anyone to answer any questions. It's a good machine and never had any issues. The Wildcat XX could be easily competitive with Polaris and Can Am but they show ZERO interest. It took me 6 months just to buy the Cat and I had to drive to Montana to buy it. Why did Textron even bother...
My next machine will be a Can AM unless Arctic Cat shows some concern about their SxS customers.