Where was this race, it’s a 1974 snopro race, the allouette twin track, snopro cats and Polaris and a quick shot of the 440 Yamaha plus some mercs, the 2 thunderjets, one is Jim adema on the 930 with the hood on his snowmobile suit,it also showed how good the twin track was if only it would stay running, classic footage, just awesome.
@@gregoryworth6644That does look like a Merc but I really don't remember them from there at that race.aMy father and uncle both ran for Kohler in Snow Pro that year.Their sleds were made by a company called Texas Product's with of course Kohler engines As i said it was brutally cold that day and I only got out of the motorhome to see my dad race so I may have missed them. lol
@@Trackratz-zl9di hey thanks for the info on your dad racing for Kohler, by any chance was he bud lee that name came to memory along with kohler sno pro team, I did a search later on the team an wondered why I had seen 2 different sled designs but it said they had changed equipment during the race season, I do remember the Texas products ads in magazines for chassis, skies and other parts,cause some of the parts look like ones on my 1973 thunder jet, the skies and suspension, this and the other Gilles video ( he and Adema were my race hero s) that showed up about the same time are great, you got to see some great sno pro history with your dad on a team
That's awesome footage.
Where was this race, it’s a 1974 snopro race, the allouette twin track, snopro cats and Polaris and a quick shot of the 440 Yamaha plus some mercs, the 2 thunderjets, one is Jim adema on the 930 with the hood on his snowmobile suit,it also showed how good the twin track was if only it would stay running, classic footage, just awesome.
This footage is from CPTC in Beausejour
I was there that day it was colder then a Hooker's hart.Thrre was no Mercs at that point .
merc had snotwisters in 1974, at 10.42 is a merc leading, and more in the next minute
@@gregoryworth6644That does look like a Merc but I really don't remember them from there at that race.aMy father and uncle both ran for Kohler in Snow Pro that year.Their sleds were made by a company called Texas Product's with of course Kohler engines As i said it was brutally cold that day and I only got out of the motorhome to see my dad race so I may have missed them. lol
@@Trackratz-zl9di hey thanks for the info on your dad racing for Kohler, by any chance was he bud lee that name came to memory along with kohler sno pro team, I did a search later on the team an wondered why I had seen 2 different sled designs but it said they had changed equipment during the race season, I do remember the Texas products ads in magazines for chassis, skies and other parts,cause some of the parts look like ones on my 1973 thunder jet, the skies and suspension, this and the other Gilles video ( he and Adema were my race hero s) that showed up about the same time are great, you got to see some great sno pro history with your dad on a team
I remember those races...
Great footage! Thanks
I saw him race at or near hemmingford quebec in 72? 73?