Go ahead and hang the proverbial “out to lunch” sign on my door… or my forehead: My buddy Bill just altered the trajectory of this day!                 Bill is a ...

The first Yamaha to carry the SRX model designation was the company’s 1974 Sno Pro racer, with very few units handcrafted for the fledgling professional racing circuit. They weren’t big ...

Old snowmobile magazines have style and grace. They capture moments in time, refresh glorious memories with pictures, stories and even ads, and rekindle a love of the sport. That’s why ...

In the heady days of the 1960s sexual revolution, “swinging” was a code word for wife-swapping among partners. Accordingly, Swinger made an attention-grabbing name for the all-new mini-sled introduced by ...

The monstrous vintage snowmobiling event commonly referred to as the Waconia Ride-In won’t be in Waconia, Minnesota, anymore. Instead, it’s moving about 50 miles up the road to the ERX ...

Conceived by engineer and racecar driver Francois Favreau, the Buzz snowmobile was introduced by Autotechnic Inc., of Montreal, Quebec, for the 1970 snow season. Built in St.-Pie-de-Bagot, Quebec, the Buzz ...

With apologies to country music star Alan Jackson, did you ever consider buying yourself a Mercury and cruising up and down the trail? Mercury snowmobiles had a certain allure, and ...

The locals in the small mountain hamlet of Storsjo, Sweden, still talk about Rolle Sjogren’s great snowmobile adventure in 2001 when he set out from his mountain cabin, drove into ...

Detroit native Bob Bracey was an automotive engineer who had worked for each of the American Big Three automakers and for the company that built Ford’s successful GT-40 racecar. Bracey ...

The pale light of the early morning sun illuminated the new machine on the full-page color brochure photo. The message was unmistakable. The 1976 Ski-Doo T’NT RV was the beginning ...