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1977 Tucker Sno-Cat 542

tenmile

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1977 Tucker Sno-Cat
Model 542ASC
First owner: Aspen Ski Company!
440ci V8 & 727 Automatic upgrade (as delivered: 360 w/5 Speed)
Metal Pontoon, Wide track
Flatbed (made of Trex) that includes two benches for passengers; custom rear removable ladder for ease of entry
Rigid Industries Lights (2 Pods on Cab, 2 on Frame, all forward facing)
Special Order from build sheet: Insulated Cab, Locks, Special Reinforced Axle Housings w/Front Locker and 4.88 Gears
16,583mi; Estimated 3100hrs

Through the past 12 months, I’ve gone through the Tucker top to bottom to make it more reliable for backcountry excursions for the family. With the repower to the 440, she has a TON of power and torque for hill climbs and deep powder days. She can easily carry 8+ with the benches on the back and two in the cab. Everything works (Heat, defrost, wipers, gauges, etc) with the exception of the fuel gauge and rotation of the cab light (light works).

Some of the repairs & upgrades include:

-Significant number of (25+) New Rollers on Tracks, sourced from Tucker. Comes with several new spares.
-New Belts (4x)
-New Battery (New 12/28/20)
-New Distributor
-New Ignition Ballast
-New Alternator
-Complete Re-wire to replace all aged Ignition wiring
-Complete Re-wire to replace all aged alternator wiring
-New additional wiring of grounds to Block & Firewall
-New Wiring for internal power distribution
-New Voltage Regulator
-New Coolant Reservoir Tank & Hose
-New Heater Hoses
-New Thermostat
-Coolant Flush
-New Ignition Switch
-Repair Horn Switch
-New Dual Range Horns
-New Hourmeter
-New Tachometer (Stewart-Warner “Heavy Duty” line of gauges)
-New Voltmeter (Stewart-Warner “Heavy Duty” line of gauges)
-New Temperature Gauge (Stewart-Warner “Heavy Duty” line of gauges)
-Repair/Replace gauge lighting
-New Wipers
-Removed rear hydraulic box and PTO lines
-Some new hydraulic lines
-Misc. Cosmetic Odds & Ends
-Compression test performed- all cylinders within range. Running NGK XR4 VPower Plugs

Other notes:
-Frame is in excellent shape, with none of the typical rust many of these have.
-Body is in excellent shape, with no rust or corrosion. Both doors lock.
-Interior has some wear on the passenger’s seat; the defroster vents are sun baked and cracked.
-Windshield is cracked
-Several Spare parts come with- grousers, drive drum, spare rollers, etc. These will NOT be sold separately.

Asking $22,000. Located in Denver, CO
 

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I remember seeing that one for sale in Carbondale a few years ago. Not much snow in Denver to run a sno cat. ;-)
 
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