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HOMECONTACT US1926 Ford Model T1929 Model A Woody1931 Ford AA Truck1939 Crosley Prewar Coupe1949 Ford F-1 Build1956 Chevy1956 Nash MetropolitanBlown 1957 Nash Metropolitan1960 Vespa 400 Microcar with Harley 1200CC engine1963 Westcoaster Mailster1964 Good Humor Chevy Ice Cream Truck1965 Harley Davidson M501970 Manx SR1976 Cushman Truckster1984 Jeep CJ71985 Pulse Litestar1986 Pulse Litestar Build2000 Corbin Sparrow2001 Corbin Sparrow2006 Mustang2008 Stage 3 Roush Mustang2011 Lotus Evora S2012 Shelby GT500Oddball StuffOld ProjectsFuture ProjectsChrysler Snorunners and Other Odds & EndsVintage Gas PumpsParking Meter Collection
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We aren't just into cars, as you can see from my computer room pictured below.
The oddball snowmobiles are single ski Chrysler SnoRunners from the late 70's. The polly pump is the first gas pump we restored. The yellow Snorunner shown in the front is a very, very rare SnoRunner. It is a test model that was rubber belt driven. They only made 100 like this out of the 10,000 or so they built. Most of these test versions were destroyed so, very, very few remain. At one time, we had over 10 SnoRunners. Now we are down to 6 plus one I modified as "Snoracer". The SnoRunner below is all stock, powered by a 134cc Powerbee motor. It was built by the Chrysler Marine Division. The chain track is 4" wide and has rubber cups to propel it forward. They were good for speeds up to about 27 MPH.
Here's another shot of the super rare SnoRunner. It obviously is painted yellow by the factory, but also has different decals, a different seat, a belt drive, and a factory installed hour meter.
Below is a couple pictures of "SnoRacer". It's a SnoRunner we modified. We repainted it, custom designed the tank decals, and added a polished track cover, tuned racing pipe, a race carb, heated venturi to prevent icing, a slick seat, small cowl, wide "floating" front ski, and a modified kick starter.
We're also into boats as you can see below. This is our 454 powered Scarab.
With all the crap we have, we had to find a place to keep them out of the weather. Here's our "winter storage garage".
If you want to drop us a line, email me at ckr1@aol.com |
