Restored to new condition in 1989 This snowmobile was gifted to: The Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum in Naubinway, Michigan by: The J. Armand Bombardier Museum in Valcourt, Quebec. Brutanza Engineering started by seven engineers from Polaris and other avid snowmobile enthusiasts in 1971.  In 1972 the first production Brut LV-44 was produced. the…

This snowmobile was gifted to: The Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum in Naubinway, Michigan by: The J. Armand Bombardier Museum in Valcourt, Quebec. 1974 Mercury 440 SR was the first vehicle with a stabilizer bar.  

Original condition Features include: Kohler 725 cc. 4 stroke engine, Heated cockpit, AM/FM Cassette radio, Reverse, Tilt Steering wheel, Twin 9″ track design, weighing 460 lbs., reaching speeds of 45-50 mph Designed by Bob Bracey, who designed and built the Raider, the Manta and helped design many race cars.  Bob was on the design team…

Original condition Sprint model 620 was a manual start, JLO 297 cc. engine 15″ track with magnesium cleats, weighed 355 lbs. List price new:  $995.00

Restored like new condition Rotax, 340 cc. engine Slide rail suspension

Original,  like new condition Gold Tunnel This snowmobile is all original and has won several awards in vintage snowmobile shows. Waconia Award 2004 : First Place Yamaha (Liquid Cooled) Original Yamaha, 439 cc. liquid cooled engine, weighed 388 lbs. List price new:  $3189.00

Restored to new condition Rotax, 292 cc engine, 12 hp. Bogie wheel suspension, weighed 285 lbs., List price new:  $695.00

Restored like new condition Yamaha, 433 cc., free-air engine This was the first year of Yamaha slide rail suspension in production models List price new: $1499.00

Restored to new condition This snowmobile was entirely restored except the engine is still original. Polaris, Super-star 333 cc. twin cylinder liquid cooled engine, Weight: 405 lbs., slide rail suspension, List Price new:  $2249.00

Original condition, unrestored Mercury 399 cc., 25 hp. engine, bogie wheel suspension List price new: $1050.00 Elizabeth H. Olsen donated this snowmobile to the museum.