Sno Jet Cards

Description: Sno Jet

Description: Ida*Sno Jet-Starburst

Description: Sorry... I can't I'm Snowmobiling that day

Description: Vintage Winter Snowmobiling

Description: Idasno Boarder-Black

Description: Boondocker

Description: Sno Jet snowmobiles - oval patch

Description: Vintage Ski-Doo Winter Sports

Description: Sno Jet, Snowmobiles, Vintage Snowmobiles, Snowmobile Accessories, Winter Sports, Snowmobile Apparel, Snowmobile Racing, Sno Jet Racing, Snowmobile Culture, Retro Snowmobiles, Snowmobile Designs, Snowmobiles for Sale, Sno Jet Fans, Snowmobile Lovers, Snowmobile Gifts, Snowmobile Memories, Sno Jet History, Winter Wonderland, Snow Adventures, Snowmobiling Lifestyle

Description: Polaris Vintage Snowmobiles

Description: Mercury vintage Snowmobiles

Description: The Original

Description: SKI Green snowmobiles

Description: TX vintage Snowmobiles

Description: Sno-jet snowmobiles - my yeti

Description: Old almost forgotten snowmobile

Description: Vintage Arctic Cat Snowmobiles

Description: Ski Doo - the one that started it all

Description: Moto Ski snowmobiles

Description: Ski Doo Bombardier

Description: Retro Style - Ski Doo vintage Snowmobiles 1950

Description: Vintage Winter Snowmobiling

Description: Ski Whiz snow mobiles by Massey Ferguson

Description: Vintage Style - Ski Doo vintage Snowmobiles 1950

Description: Vintage Rupp Winter Sports

Description: Vintage Snowmobile Cat

Description: Vintage Snow Mobiles

Description: Ski-Dooo Snowmobilesss

Description: Bombardier Ski doo - my drawing

Description: Vintage Ski Doo Snowmobile Logo

Description: El Tigre~ my drawing

Description: Ski Whiz racing - some fun with cartoons

Description: Vintage Skiroule snowmobile

Description: Rupp riders refers to the informal club and community of fans who owned vintage mini-bikes, go-karts, and snowmobiles made by Rupp Industries, a major American manufacturer active from 1959 to 1978.

Description: Rupp~ only the best

Description: Rupp snowmobiles were high-performance, lightweight sleds built by Rupp Industries in Mansfield, Ohio, founded by Mickey Rupp. Key models included the Sprint, Nitro, Yankee, and Magnum. The company peaked in the early 1970s before closing down following market crashes and bankruptcy in 1973.