1965 POLARIS SNO TRAVELER RESTORATION PART 2 

Awesome job!!! It came out da bomb!!! Congrats on the trophy 🏆!!

I saw this piece at the brewery show in Ossipee Its awesome! Nice work! I wish realized it was you there. Was in a hurry to get back to restoring the frame on my 97 f350 and just stopped in quick to see the machines and grab a burger.

Awesome job brother congrats on 2nd place, keep up the great work, I love your video's, thanks Turtle

Thanks for making the video. It was enjoyable to see one of these old machine running and looking so well. Out in Wisconsin, these vintage machines are looked after by some people as well. Well done sir.

Great job!!! I kept telling you to stop before pooring the oil in. A drain out the side is a must have! I forgot to put mine back on after redoing my engine haha. What a mess it makes without it.

Good, and You... keep making these great vids. Love it! God Bless

WICKED COOL, BROTHER. YEAH, KILLER RESTORATION. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ANYTHIN' SNOWMOBILE RELATED... YOU WATCH THE SNOWCROSS NATIONALS??? THIS MY FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR. STAY COOL BROTHER, PEACE FROM CREEL CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO...

those hetten brothers were quite something when the sno-traveler came out. good old red, white and blue american stuff back then.that probably has a real steep gear ratioin it what does it go for mph hopefully at least 10 mph. thats a national treasure youve got there!

You gained a new sub

omg-total wll traveler-sleep well!

Very nice. Do you watch the vintage snowmobile podcast each Thursday evening, with Mike Lapierre? Is a great show. Stop bye and say hi. I'm Alaska Railroad Dave on there.

That's little arm on the fuel pump is to manually operate it and prime it