Such a great sled. Pretty impressive for your first rear engine rebuild. That thing was destined for lawn art but you brought it back to life. been fun chatting about it as you went along. Great job.
That thing is Awesome!!! So Jealous. love the look, Runs real nice, plain ol Sweet. 9:25 Your crazy Jason, if i tried that somehow the rope would get caught and thing winch itself to the ceiling LOL. Never stop posting up cool stuff like this.
Fantastic Build ! I hope you're still going to make more videos ? Maybe start doing some live streams, Reels or make some videos with limited or no editing involved would make it easier. I really don't understand why you do not have more views on you videos. Great Job .
I dunno… it’s weird when people start really recognizing you from your videos. It’s soooooooo much work, and then you gotta film all these stages and edit for hours and hours. I’m hoping to maybe switch platforms at some point and try a different angle to all of this. Thanks for the nice comment
So…I grew up riding backseat passenger on a 74 Kynx II a 440 and my mother had a Lynx I witha 292. In 79 my dad brought home a Kitty Kat that I thought was a 72 so year matching. Turns out 30+ yrs later it was a 71 but who cares. After being used by a ton of my cousins I restored it for my X gf’s grand kids. I got it back and it’s with a good friends kids
Place called Tarpsnow.COM Search 40oz PVC vinyl by the yard. This stuff is insane strong. Melt holes with soldering iron. Good luck this year on the channel!!!
@@Letsfixsomething26 okay then. to me, it would feel like a job unfinished, but to each their own. either way, it's an impressive restoration job you did. nice stuff!
Yep, quite a bit of extra work to the end of the build but wanted to record it for sure. Not much out there for 60’s sled rebuilds or repairs. Hope it inspires at least a couple people. Thanks Steve
Awesome Build!!
Such a great sled. Pretty impressive for your first rear engine rebuild. That thing was destined for lawn art but you brought it back to life. been fun chatting about it as you went along. Great job.
Thanks Rick. I had a lot of advice from a lot of people. ;-)
That thing is sweet! definitely a labor of love when you get a basket case like that .
Dang. That's beautiful! Lots of problem solving, but after a lot of hard work the results are amazing. Let it snow!
Thanks Tim!!! It challenged me like no other sled project so far. It’s been very rewarding for sure. Bring on snow!!
Awesome. Loved it! Great looking machine. Cant wait to see it haulin the mail
Wow, super cool seeing you bring that sled back to life. Highly impressive!
So many guys doing amazing work but rare to see them record it. Glad you liked the build.
Great build, thanks for sharing.
That thing is Awesome!!! So Jealous. love the look, Runs real nice, plain ol Sweet.
9:25 Your crazy Jason, if i tried that somehow the rope would get caught and thing winch itself to the ceiling LOL. Never stop posting up cool stuff like this.
It was shaking pretty good at higher RPM’s. Had to dial er back a touch.
Definitely restore and use it!!!
Not much snow this year but that’s the plan
Awesome job..! Looks great..!!
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
That is definitely cool and you did a great job.
Hey thanks for the nice comment!
Looks fantastic!
Thanks Brad! Much appreciated
Fantastic Build ! I hope you're still going to make more videos ? Maybe start doing some live streams, Reels or make some videos with limited or no editing involved would make it easier. I really don't understand why you do not have more views on you videos. Great Job
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I dunno… it’s weird when people start really recognizing you from your videos. It’s soooooooo much work, and then you gotta film all these stages and edit for hours and hours. I’m hoping to maybe switch platforms at some point and try a different angle to all of this. Thanks for the nice comment
Holy Cow, that sucker is Sweet!
Thanks Hoover!
So…I grew up riding backseat passenger on a 74 Kynx II a 440 and my mother had a Lynx I witha 292. In 79 my dad brought home a Kitty Kat that I thought was a 72 so year matching. Turns out 30+ yrs later it was a 71 but who cares. After being used by a ton of my cousins I restored it for my X gf’s grand kids. I got it back and it’s with a good friends kids
Hell yea, that’s super cool Mark. Some day there will not be enough stuff to keep them going but for now, ride on!
Awesome job bud! Hopefully get to see you with it at a show this year.
Can't wait!. If it don’t blow up…. I’ll be at Pequot, ERX, Proctor and Meltdown. See ya there
@Letsfixsomething26 im trying to convince my buddies to go to Pequot instead of Erx this year but there dead set on Erx lol
Yea, really different shows… 250 probably won’t be at ERX.
Where did you say you got the vinyl fabric for the track? Need some for my sno traveller
Place called Tarpsnow.COM Search 40oz PVC vinyl by the yard. This stuff is insane strong. Melt holes with soldering iron. Good luck this year on the channel!!!
very impressive job. are you planning to ever paint the chassis? seems like kind of a gamble leaving it rusty.
No way!! Chicks dig patina! There are some plans in my head to make a new cab but for now… it’s gonna stay “original”. It’s well oiled.
@@Letsfixsomething26 okay then. to me, it would feel like a job unfinished, but to each their own. either way, it's an impressive restoration job you did. nice stuff!
Great job! I’m sure the video process is a bitch. But we all enjoyed the build.
Yep, quite a bit of extra work to the end of the build but wanted to record it for sure. Not much out there for 60’s sled rebuilds or repairs. Hope it inspires at least a couple people. Thanks Steve