This is a great 14" X 20" snowmobile print from renowned Minnesota Artist, Trevor Eckhoff. Eckhoff has truly captured the "Good Old Days" of snowmobiling in this "Limited Edition" snowmobile print of a fast paced vintage race. Each print is signed & numbered for collectability & authenticity with only 3000 editions available of each. Prints are shipped flat and shrink wrapped to foam board.

This is a great 14" X 20" snowmobile print from renowned Minnesota Artist, Trevor Eckhoff. Eckhoff has truly captured the "Good Old Days" of snowmobiling in this "Limited Edition" snowmobile print of a day at the cabin. Each print is signed & numbered for collectability & authenticity with only 3000 editions available of each. Prints are shipped flat and shrink wrapped to foam board.

This production was made in 1989, and is now available in DVD. It was produced for the enjoyment of snowmobiler's of all ages. It features scenes from the first Alaska Trip (1960), with old racing footage, beautiful mountain scenery, and music written just for this production.

In the process of building and testing the early snowmobile we discovered the beauty and wonders of winter, and actually look forward to the coming of winter as a season of enjoyment. This film was a way of introducing this feeling to others that they too may also share the excitement of conquering the once dreaded season of winter, thru the snowmobile.

In 1974, Sno Pro professional racing began. This video has clips from the Ironwood, Eagle River, I-500, and West Yellowstone races. Featuring Charlie Lofton, Dave Thomson, and Larry Coltom. This video is dedicated to the memory of Charlie Lofton.

These two films were made after the snowmobile had become accepted. They were made in the early 1970's as part of promoting the fun and adventures of snowmobiling. It's a great look into the past, with some humorous scenes. These two films were produced for Artic Cat. Enjoy!!!

We are honored to present a DVD produced by Polaris, celebrating 50 years. It features interviews with Edgar Hetteen, David Johnson, and others involved in the development of the company. It is filled with early I-500 & oval racing, SnoPro, the Polaris Thrill Team (1960's), and fantastic historical snowmobile footage. THIS ONE has it all!!!

This movie was produced for Arctic Cat in the early 70's. This was one of my favorites as a boy growing up. Not too many have seen this one. It has very beautiful scenery, racing clips from the I-500, a cops view of things, and one mans dream of professional racing. Enjoy!

We are proud to present: "Hodag-1970". It was commonly referred to as, "The Hairy Hodag of Rhinelander". This DVD features the history of Hodag, along with cross country and oval racing. You'll see some of the early racers, such as Burkel and Rugland, just to name a few. If you like early X-Country and Oval racing, along with the history, this one's for you. Be advised, there are some areas with no audio. Enjoy!

"Not Just Enough to Finish" The most coveted prize in cross country was first place in the Winnipeg to St. Paul I-500. The grueling course tested metal and machine as participants braved sub zero temperatures and blizzard conditions. Witness action from the first race in 1966 and 1975 as determined drivers clear approaches and launch their hopes in a quest for ultimate glory. "Winners" Spectators jammed the stands to cheer for their favorite racers on the oval track. Glimpse Eastman, Trapp, Adema, Thompson, Lofton and Ferland charging into the corners as they pursue the checkered flag. View some of the best mishaps and bone jarring spills captured on film. Coltom talks about what it takes to win and Boss Cat II sets a speed record at West Yellowstone.

"What Would You Do?" Safety first is the message of this 1972 International Snowmobile Safety Patrol film featuring an animated Inspector Henderson. Take the safety quiz and receive bonus points for correct answers as taboos of snowmobiling are addressed. While snowmobiling has changed, the basic principles still apply in theis staple for safety classes. Serious issues are lightened by cartoon characters delighting children and adults alike. "Arctic Antics" Side splitting humor follows the Inspector as he chases bumbling bad snowmobilers driving drunk, running down wild life and trespassing. The evil doers are swiftly and justly dealt with in this live performance on snow geared for kids with a safety theme.

"Winter Ride" Featured snowmobilers are Arctic Cat, Ski Doo, and Moto Ski, John Deere, Kawasaki, Scorpion and Yamaha in this 1978 I.S.I.A. promotional film. Manufacturer segments include spectacular powder busting, oval and cross country racing, a family vacation in Yellowstone, and bathing beauties frolicking in the hot springs. "Scarlet Fever" Your Cuyuna engine will "hum to the rhythm of the para rail" as you sing along with the theme sone in this 1978 Scorpion promo. Go from the assembly line to the trail to the oval track where the Scorpion Squadron with Hulings and Thorsen makes it's Sno Pro debut. Thrill with the crowd garbed in red and black as Hulings wins the Hetteen Cup!

In lively pictures as well as words, The Legend of Polaris unfolds the exciting story of one of America's most dynamic, innovative, coporations. This history of Polaris outlines the 50 years of snowmobiles, ATV's, motorcycles, and many other products designed and produced by Polaris.  Many great pictures and historic moments, all in one book.

During the Golden Age of snowmobile manufacturing (1968 to 1976) literally hundreds of snowmobile manufacturers sprang up and then disappeared. Some of these manufacturers were huge blue chip corporations like John Deere, others were small forgotten companies building sleds in home garages such as Snow Bug. These companies produced a wealth of items that are now eagerly sought after by collectors. Everything from vintage brand-specific clothing to advertising items, dealer signs, oil containers, snowmobile board games, snowmobile cuff links, and a host of other memorabilia. Drawing from the collection of the book's author, an avid collector and appraiser of vintage items, Vintage Snowmobilia contains 600 color photographs of these highly collectible items. The photos show examples of some of the best collectibles available; captions provide guidance on price and rarity.

To the tops of mountains, over water, sand and grass, and of course on snow and ice, snowmobile racers have traversed the toughest terrain to push their sleds to maximum speeds. Competing since the second sled was built, vintage, cross country, drag, and ice oval racing have paved the way for today's extreme competition racing at events such as the X-Games Snocross. This book traces the development of how snowmobile racing got to where it is today with influence from sanctioning bodies and organizations like the USSA, ISR, and WPSA and milestone moments in sled-racing history.

His story is one that warms the human spirit, that proves little is impossible for those who believe in themselves. Edgar Hetteen, who spoke only Swedish as a young child and who attended a one-room country school in the back country of northern Minnesota, would defy all odds as he forged the foundations of the snowmobile empire, a business now measured in the billions.