Wikipedia Snowcat Pages

[houlio]

Are you still looking for some pictures for your website?  I put some pictures together on a website of the build project we did on a 1949 Bombardier.  If you want to use any of them let me know and I could email them to you.  The site is not real user friendly, but if you click on the pictures or the small icons in the top left you should be able to look around.     

http://www.st.brieux.com/bomb/

[Averyman]

Hi :
I have a 1951 machine that looks identical to yours. I was close to St. Brieux a couple of days ago, wish I knew about you then...
Clarence, Brandon, Mb

[B_Skurka]

Are you still looking for some pictures for your website?  I put some pictures together on a website of the build project we did on a 1949 Bombardier.  If you want to use any of them let me know and I could email them to you.  The site is not real user friendly, but if you click on the pictures or the small icons in the top left you should be able to look around.     

http://www.st.brieux.com/bomb/

Wow you have some great photos.  I used 3 of your photos and stitched them together into one big photo, resized it and then posted it on Wikipedia for you. 

BTW, great looking machine!

Take a look at this link:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Recreational_Products#Invention_of_the_Snowmobile_is_a_Snowcat_Size_Vehicle

[houlio]

Clarence (Brandon)
You must have been lost if you were from Brandon travelling by here!  Ha Ha      Let me know if you're close to St. Brieux again.

Do you have problems with the front window fogging up?  Or is there a solution?


Thanks for the link B_Skurka, they look awesome.  We had a hard time finding information when we worked on ours, so I don't mind sharing information when possible.

--Houlio--

[houlio]

Shouldn't be a problem, I don't mind sharing info an pictures.  It is tucked away right now, but we'll have it pulled out again this fall. 

Are you still looking for more pics for Wikipedia?

Houlio

[the old trucker]

Are you still looking for some pictures for your website?  I put some pictures together on a website of the build project we did on a 1949 Bombardier.  If you want to use any of them let me know and I could email them to you.  The site is not real user friendly, but if you click on the pictures or the small icons in the top left you should be able to look around.     

http://www.st.brieux.com/bomb/

  oldsledz I guess you have been looking at this post on here. I have learned a lot about how these woodys are built from the pictures.