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1955 Tucker Sno Kitten 222 New to Me
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looks like you have your hands full of kitten, good luck
It looks like it is all there and unmolested. Quite the find I think.
Will be interesting to see what you think of it when in operation. I wonder about how the track clutches work. Seems to me there maybe two different versions?
Looking forward to a restoration.
Regards, Kirk
Will be interesting to see what you think of it when in operation. I wonder about how the track clutches work. Seems to me there maybe two different versions?
Looking forward to a restoration.
Regards, Kirk
Agree. Finding a Tucker of that vintage with so many original parts is very difficult. You definitely scored!
Have you thought of uship.com?
No. Hoping to surprise her in the driveway. The issue is she is a CPA with a speciality in PayPal forensics !
not going to work, pretty sure there will be a BIG shop/garage sale, right after it shows up! lots of bargains, everything will be for sale! including .....
not the .......! That will be in the Tucker Trust.
I think you paid way to much.
non Tucker owners might think so but then again they also like owning cats that get stuck in the snow!
I said that ,thinking you would tell us what you gave for it.
No worries. Had to get a dig in on the snotracs after the meow.
Price was good. We will see if i can keep it good crossing the country.
All in good fun! I like any cat on the snow. PS I would own a snowtrac!
Price was good. We will see if i can keep it good crossing the country.
All in good fun! I like any cat on the snow. PS I would own a snowtrac!
Track Addict;! I like any cat on the snow. PS I would own a snowtrac
Great find. I wonder what happened to this one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Tuc...111664?hash=item2ef0e62ab0:g:kQYAAOSwbYZXbIxv
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Tuc...111664?hash=item2ef0e62ab0:g:kQYAAOSwbYZXbIxv
this one was sold to Gregg, the dealer on the east coast.
Just busting them. Can't say much on my part at least you've a driving tucker already.
That was it ride from Montana.
Cool pic. We can prob get both side by side on your sled deck this winter. Of course neither of the may be running!
Might be the only time two guys with a pair of kittens sounds cool!
Might be the only time two guys with a pair of kittens sounds cool!
that tucker seems to like to move like a krusty
I specialize in Tuckers that move like Kristis. Massachusetts has a pretty good collection of them pending on where Davenets lives currently. Could be the largest snocat clambox in the union!
Have to work with what you got back east and rely on the good people of the west coast to help us out now and then!
Have to work with what you got back east and rely on the good people of the west coast to help us out now and then!
herekittykitty
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Nice ride. Interesting rollers on it? Plastic
herekittykitty
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Thanks! Its a joy to rip around in. Yes, super slick polymer. Seems to be working great so far.
Do the wheeled roll on the stud or slide fixed?
herekittykitty
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Each one rolls on a stud with an offset guide to the inside. Zero wear after 3 years of running it around. The key is using the snow to lube them, very similar to a snowmobile slide. Its a super hard polymer. I'll get a close up tonight. All stainless steel hardware was used also. Its not original, but very effective, and durable.
