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3 Snowtracs for sale..
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I assume the yellow ones are the same?
Wish you were in New England could make a deal. Don't see them much out here
Wish you were in New England could make a deal. Don't see them much out here
the yellow ones are different the yellow one in kenai belongs to Brandon Sorells the one in fairbanks I don't recognize it but it still has the old 36 to 40 horse motor the one with the hering bone grousers has a 1600 modern engine in it.
If only you were closer...
Shipping cost depends on if you can get a back haul with a truck that would other wised be empty...
If so back when I estimated it to Iowa it would have been in the $2,500 range to here... I think I estimated a bit high, as $2K would probably do it.
It also requires a good amount of faith that what you are buying is what you will get. To buy a Snow Trac sight unseen is not what I wanted to do. But then again I was not shopping for a project, I wanted a finished and running machine...
The machine I ened up with came from just outside of Seattle Washington. A forum member herer helped me by storing it for a time, and then he trailered it part way for me. We met in South Dakota and switched trailers with the machine.
Regards, Kirk
If so back when I estimated it to Iowa it would have been in the $2,500 range to here... I think I estimated a bit high, as $2K would probably do it.
It also requires a good amount of faith that what you are buying is what you will get. To buy a Snow Trac sight unseen is not what I wanted to do. But then again I was not shopping for a project, I wanted a finished and running machine...
The machine I ened up with came from just outside of Seattle Washington. A forum member herer helped me by storing it for a time, and then he trailered it part way for me. We met in South Dakota and switched trailers with the machine.
Regards, Kirk
the best way to get it there would to be use Lyndon transport to get it from Fairbanks to anchorage than ship it over water from anchorage to Seattle the other option would be to use Carlisle and totem ocean express to get it to Seattle Carlisle may even be able to get it to your front door. if you just get it as far as Seattle than you can esayly bid it out on u-ship my Thiokol 2100 set me back 1500.00 going from Monterey ca to Seattle.
the red one is in talketna about 150 road miles from anchorage. knowing the seller he may be inclined to drop it off at the port for you.
contact Wendell at alta logistics if necessary he can handle door to door delivery your load will be about 7 x 10 and about 2500 pounds
Wendell Hiser | Seattle Operations
253-238-8283-Direct
Wendell Hiser | Seattle Operations
253-238-8283-Direct