snoblazer
Amsnow
The Sno-Blazer snow vehicle was created on the frozen Minnesota tundra
by a Minneapolis company called Fun Seasons. It made its debut at the 1972 International Trade Show in mid-June of that year and was expected to be built in volume for the 1973 season, but something happened along the way. Its decline may have been a lack of enthusiasm at the customer level due to an extravagant price tag. This unit began with a dealer price of $671 and was soon being advertised for $395.
Fun Seasons Sno-Blazer
Overall Length: 85 inches
Overall Width: 22 inches
Weight: 225 lbs.
Ski Stance: 41 inches
Engine: Rockwell JLO 223cc, producing 15.5 hp at 6,000 rpm
Brakes: Disc caliper
Drive: Dual chain enclosed
Suspension: Torsion spring bogies
Fuel Capacity: 3 gallons
Carburetor: Walbro WR-5
Clutch: Salsbury
Key Features: Locking ignition, kill switch, adjustable head lamp, tail lamp, bumper,lift handle, snow flap and wear bar.
Optional Features: Fuel gauge, speedometer,
tachometer, cover and trailer.
Retail Price: $395.00