Old Sled Sighting—1978 Ski Doo 440 T’NT
SnoRiders reader Derek was kind enough to send us some more photos of this impressive, all-original 1978 440 T'NT.
It's sometimes unfathomable the changes that have occurred in the snowmobiling industry since the first sleds came out. Snow machines have evolved from pretty basic models to today's highly specialized units carefully designed for particular terrain and purpose. For many sledders, there is great nostalgia in those early snowmobiles, and older riders have fond memories of family time on sleds when they were young. That evocation of times gone by seems to be, at least in part, why we find the value in vintage snowmobiles and love to see them brought back to good-as-new condition.
SnoRiders reader Derek was kind enough to send us some more photos of this impressive, all-original 1978 440 T'NT.
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