Alaska Track Association decided to enter our first car show recently. Thanks to a donated spot from the 49th State Street Rodders, one of the shinier Snow Tracs (#1776) made its debut but not before Walt did some Krylon upgrades under the hood.
It took us a couple hours with a power washer to get it to this point. Now Walt & Steve took over on dressing up the motor. The engine parts were blasted and painted so the hood could be open.
It's amazing what $10 worth of Krylon can do...
Beautiful work guys and just in time for the car show.
It was placed in front of a restored Thunderbird. It was pretty funny seeing the faces of the crowd as they came around the corner and saw the ST4. Nearly everyone over 50 years old had a huge smile on their face and told us of their stories with their's or their buddies out on the trails. We also saw the glint in the kid's eyes who all wanted to go for a ride in something with tracks.
We received locations of about 8 other track rigs from this event while talking to folks about keeping trails open, advocating for light foot print and making sure these restored snow cats get back on the trails.
It took us a couple hours with a power washer to get it to this point. Now Walt & Steve took over on dressing up the motor. The engine parts were blasted and painted so the hood could be open.
It's amazing what $10 worth of Krylon can do...
Beautiful work guys and just in time for the car show.
It was placed in front of a restored Thunderbird. It was pretty funny seeing the faces of the crowd as they came around the corner and saw the ST4. Nearly everyone over 50 years old had a huge smile on their face and told us of their stories with their's or their buddies out on the trails. We also saw the glint in the kid's eyes who all wanted to go for a ride in something with tracks.
We received locations of about 8 other track rigs from this event while talking to folks about keeping trails open, advocating for light foot print and making sure these restored snow cats get back on the trails.
