Bought myself a Rotary Snowmobile to add to the collection, luckily its not much of a project. Had it fired up and running this weekend, now all I need is SNOW!

1969 Sno-Fury MK II it has the 303cc single rotor Sach's engine. Its supposed to produce a whopping 19hp lol.
















Here it is beside my 2002 Arctic Cat ZL 600






And yes, riding the Sno-Fury will require wearing the period correct metallic flake helmet

 

ballin.

 

That is just so awesome..

 

I dont know whats better, the snowmobile that looks like it was used in the military, or that crazy gold helmet....

 

You are a lucky man Joe. I was going to buy that sled about 2 months ago. I decided I wanted to spend the money else where. We'll have to get together for a race over the winter. My Yamaha 300 twin against the snow fury!

 

With that kind of power you should consider studding the track :p

 

A rotary snowmobile???
I didn't even know stuff like that existed.
That's awesome.
Like the rotary motorcycle that was at DGRR 2011.

 

awesome


i've always sorta been keeping an eye out for a 70s arctic cat panther with the 295 sachs wankel

 

good placement of the engine... doubles as a johnson heater

 

Pretty much every pre 1970 snowmobile placed the engine there. Just hope you have no fires or explosions......

 

Yes, vintage sled races! Lets do it.

 

So potent, id be down to ride that thing.

 

..it's almost "cute".

 

Now you just need one of the old one piece suits that look like something Evil Knievel would have worn. That will complete the vintage look.

 

or Super Dave Osbourne

 

Picked up 2 spare motors this weekend....except these two are the Sachs KM24 engines, 295cc and 23hp! Slightly different as to what is in the Sno-Fury. Planning to tear them down and rebuild both.

 

hey joe, I saw these on Manitoba Kijiji the other day , not sure of any interest to you


http://manitoba.kijiji.ca/f-sachs-Cl...earchFormZtrue

 

I only see boinger engines in that link.....sorry not interested.

 

nice find Joe !!!!

hopefully you'll post up a lot of pics of the teardown and rebuilt !!!
id love to see how those engines looks like from inside !!!