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2019 Colorado Snowcat Jamboree

I believe that is the correct sticker. Sometimes with vintage snowcats it's easier to call versus going thru the mail. I had to send them a copy of the bill of sale for proof of ownership. They still don't understand the displacement, my cat is listed as a 700cc.
 
I'll call tomorrow and see where they can be bought in person. If you buy the sticker online or over the phone they will send you an email that can be used as proof of purchase. So you don't have to worry about the sticker arriving in time. They are usually very understanding as long as you have paid.
 
It would be nice if I could get it ordered now, I will be driving all day on Thursday and get there late. Not sure if I will be able to get a sticker that late and still be able to get to the first event on Friday morning. Thanks for looking into it Sean!
 
last year i renewed my registration a week before the event, didnt get my stickers in time and all i had was the printed receipt from the blm office which counts as your temporary registration that i think is good for 90 days. the park rangers at vail pass were cool and understanding, only asked me about it once on the first day. i wouldnt be to concerned about not having the current sticker displayed if you have a receipt.
 
I talked to parks and wildlife today and getting your sticker will be super easy for the out of state people. Go anywhere fishing licenses are sold (Walmart, sporting goods stores) and you can buy the sticker in person. No need for proof of ownership (in state people have to register their machine so proof of ownership is necessary). I called the Walmart in Summit County and they confirmed they sell the sticker at the ammunition register. You can also buy online and choose pick up at sale location option but buying in person is probably easier. Hope this helps and looking forward to seeing everyone.
 
You can also purchase you state sticker at Vail pass from the ranger station in the parking lot.
You wont get the actual sticker but a you will get a temporary paper permit good for 90 days.

You will need a Bill of sale* that includes both the seller and buyer's printed names and signatures, the vessel/vehicle identification number (if any), the vessel/vehicle make, model and year (if known), and the date of the sale;
if you don't have a bill of sale just make one so you can register your snowcat.

You can also go to the local forest service office in Dillon to get you sticker if you don't want to wait till the day of the event.
680 Blue River Pkwy, Silverthorne, CO 80498
(970) 468-5400
 
I ordered the out of state snowmobile sticker from the CPW site, they only required the model of my machine. I did have to make an account also. They indicate it will be mailed and arrive in 5 to 7 business days. If any other out of state people are looking the tag is hard to find on their site, at least is was for me. It is under the park passes header, then you have to go to the vehicles and vessels header. Hopefully I bought the right sticker, if not I will buy the correct one at Vail Pass. Thanks for your help Sean and Aaron!

https://www.cpwshop.com/privilegepos.page
 
photo from Pikes peak here in Colorado at 14,115ft
 

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J! thanks for the help my friend. I made 120 last year and it wasn't enough. lets do 200. email me and I can get you some dough for the stickers. snowcatinc.com / snowcatinc@gmail.com


aaron, picked up the rally stickers today. they look awesome! hope everyone likes this years design, i enjoyed working on it. we ended up with 220 something. should be plenty of extras for the tool box, other machines, etc. i want to make sure every cat that attends gets atleast 2 so i'll be in touch about mailing you a stack for friday since we wont be there till saturday/sunday.
 
Getting the Frandee ready for Colorado, took her out today for a 30 mile solo trip in the fresh powder we got here in SE Idaho a couple days ago. Was at an elevation of 7200 ft, ran well, hope she can pull those mountains in Colorado, I heard that they are around 14,000 ft. Might have to adjust the carb a little for that elevation. However, she sure did plow through the deep powder today, can hardly wait to try her out at Vail Pass. With todays trip I just logged over 200 miles in her this season, at an average speed of 8 miles/hr, that's a lot of seat time.

Anybody that wants to drive her when I am at Vail Pass, just ask, I love letting other drive her around and experiencing 1953 technology.

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Working on the scheduled for the 2019 Colorado Snowcat jamboree. This year there will be several events to participate in such as hill climb, drag race,best in show and best ski/snowboard trick(assuming I get time to build a jump).

Thanks to J we have a great logo for this year!
 

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Hello everyone
I was wondering what time on Friday people were meeting at Vail pass? We are driving up on Friday.
Also, was there enough interest in the hotel room group rate to get the discounted pricing?
We're coming either way, but it would be nice to get a room for $100 less per night.
See you next week.
Gail
 
cat_woman,
last year most met up around 9am at vail pass. I wasn't sure on the group rate but had no interest paying $220+ for a room in silverthorne/dillon so we got our room in leadville for half the price. its on the south side of camp hale with a little longer cat ride to the top. hope that helps.
 
Hey! We have an old Frandee parked near here at an old ski hill location. I had photos of it but could not locate them now. I'll try locating them.

Getting the Frandee ready for Colorado, took her out today for a 30 mile solo trip in the fresh powder we got here in SE Idaho a couple days ago. Was at an elevation of 7200 ft, ran well, hope she can pull those mountains in Colorado, I heard that they are around 14,000 ft. Might have to adjust the carb a little for that elevation. However, she sure did plow through the deep powder today, can hardly wait to try her out at Vail Pass. With todays trip I just logged over 200 miles in her this season, at an average speed of 8 miles/hr, that's a lot of seat time.
 
Found them! On another forum I had posted them onto. This is located in the yard of the Adventure mine in Rockland, MI. Should I buy it and fix it up*???!!??


*yes I'm kidding.
 

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2019 Colorado Snowcat Jamboree
Schedule


Friday March 8th
6-7am Arrive at Vail Pass
1130am-1 Lunch
Vote for best in show will be at lunch table

Saturday March 9th
6am-7 Arrive at Vail Pass
11am Group Pic. Top of Ptarmigan
1130am-1pm Lunch bottom front face Ptarmigan
1pm Winner announced for Best in Show
1pm-2 Hill climb left of saddle
2pm-3 Drag Race
7pm Group Dinner Dillon Dam Brewery

Sunday March 10th
8am-9 Arrive at Montezuma
Group Dinner time tba


Food For the event.

Friday: 20 brats, 10 hotdogs, 30 burgers, 30 burger buns, 30 hot dog buns, chili, chili cups, chili fixings (diced onion and cheese?).

Saturday: pig roast, 100 buns, potato salad and or Cole slaw, bbq sauces. (Leftover burgers and brats)

Sunday: green chili chicken,
Tortillas, salsa, cilantro, diced onion. (Leftover burgers, brats, and pork)

Everyday: chips (small bags and/or dip and chips), soda (not a lot, it didn't seem to get used too much last time. Maybe 1 pack coke, dr. Pepper, and sprite), costco cookies and/or any other sweets, paper plates, paper towels, silverware.


unfortunately we did not get enough rooms to qualify for the group rate. I seems that most people worked out there own place to stay. Maybe next year ill set it up at a place nicer then the days inn. :yum:



Tee shirts are being made and there will of course be prizes for the winners of competitions.
 

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A big storm moved into Colorado and we are measuring the snow by the foot. The snow conditions for the Jamboree will be epic. Looking forward to seeing everyone and their cats. Travel safe.

The snow was so good I had to hike back up and ski the same run three times.
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The view from the top.
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I was able to ski from the top of the mountain all the way to my front door. One of my antique T-bar in the background.
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well, here in the DIY world of the upper mid west, if you can make it across the street, you can make it across the state.

You need any help as you wander across the great lakes region, You have my number.
 
I got yah.

Pics of Duffs build !


see you on Friday ,drive safe!
 

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Go to 'summitdailynews' to see video of vehicles trapped by avalanche crossing I-70 near Copper Mtn. Two slides hit I-70 in that area and then CDOT triggered one that deposited 8' to15' feet on I-70 just east of the Eisenhower Tunnel. Road still closed in both directions. Breckenridge Ski Area called 42" three day total. Forecast is snow for the next 4 days, high of 13 degrees Saturday. This is just the type of weather conditions that pull people up here in droves to play in the snow. To avoid disappointment be sure to get up early and claim a parking spot in a limited and likely poorly plowed lot. And be prepared for winter conditions. Or, since it is Colorado high country, it might get sunny and warm and the birds be chirping and the children be playing...
 
. Or, since it is Colorado high country, it might get sunny and warm and the birds be chirping and the children be playing...

I still have visions of rolling through the CO *WEEKENDER* traffic jams I took me quite a while to understand the giant plums of exhaled smoke wasn't from professional-vapors headed home from a competition......

I am glad your weather is as variable as the rest of the snow belt....
 
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