N.H. vintage snow cat ride

The Central N.H. snowmobile Club is having a vintage snow cat ride march 8th. This time its a ride only, no meet. We will be leaving from my shop around 10:00 AM (don't forget to change your clocks the night before). We will travel about 6 miles on the snowmobile trails and have a cook out put on by the club. After that we can turn around and come back or continue on for a 30 mile loop. My shop is at 73 Laundromat Rd. in Thornton N.H. 03285. It's less than a mile off exit 29 on I93. Unregistered vintage snowmobiles are welcome as well. Sorry for the short notice but there was a problem with getting the permit. I think we have figured out the system and will be able to get our permits much quicker next year. If you have any question, PM me.

Good deal !!! I see if i can talk my snowflake photographer into going for a ride that day

Good stuff. Was riding up your way this weekend. Stopped into the Lancaster museum. Real neat collection.

How did everything go? Any pics?

I have been waiting for trailbuilder to report,Was a great day,2 piston bullys,one bombardier,and 4 tuckers. There were probably between 75-100 snowmobiles that stopped in for the cookout.I drove my friend Daves 1968 442A with underbelly grader,my wife took a bunch of pictures on the 15 mile round trip.Im sure trailbuilder will post a bunch of photos soon. Don

Feel free to post any pictures you have Logah. I only have a few pictures because I was trying to figure out my Gopro video camera. If the video looks ok I will post it.

Heres the pictures my wife took! i dont know how i forgot the Imp,thats what hauled in the food !!!

Thanks for the pictures, Loggah !!!

I really like the Tuckers in a row picture and the tracked ATV picture.

What kind of Bombardier showed up ?
Sure wish I could transport stuff in the winter but I refuse to have my vehicles consumed by road salt.

Pixie,That was one of my younger brothers and his wife on the skidoo 4 wheeler,he just finished putting those mattracks on a few weeks ago.it will pretty much go anywhere. Don