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Sitting with fuel in it. Repair and ride. Looks like a lot of fun. Snow Runner part at 10 minutes in.
Chrysler Snow Runner
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They're a cute novelty, but absolutely useless in anything but a skiff of snow. There are 4 of them for sale within 15 miles of me, everyone wants 3K Cdn or more for them.
Probably safe transportation in South Carolina right now!!
Probably safe transportation in South Carolina right now!!
themechanic
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Looks like it could use some upgrades.They're a cute novelty, but absolutely useless in anything but a skiff of snow. There are 4 of them for sale within 15 miles of me, everyone wants 3K Cdn or more for them.
Probably safe transportation in South Carolina right now!!
Probably no good in 18 inches of fresh powder....as much use as a Schwinn bicycle with a purple banana seat and ape-hangers c/w tassels is to a Tour de France competitor.
...but think of the wheelies for the crowd.
mmissile
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A bunch of us had them in around the mid-90's. They could be found sitting in garages, all over metro-Detroit. We'd run them in the parks at night. They were okay in 4-8" of snow. Great
on some packed snow. Chrysler was broke, and gave them to some employees... instead of bonuses.
on some packed snow. Chrysler was broke, and gave them to some employees... instead of bonuses.
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