1996 Yamaha Vmax 600

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What was your intended objective when you started the build?

To build another project as I just finished my 83 srv and needed another project. I build each build in its own way. They all have there own personalities.

What motivated you to start your project?

I have a passion for sleds. I love to ride and build. I’ve been riding since 1966. I found this sled sitting in the bushes no track no skies but did run.and she was just calling my name and I had to have her. And that’s when the build began.

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the sled?

Custom painted it copper and black. I wanted something no one else had.

What are you most proud of?

My diamond plate run board grips. Lots of people like them a lot.

What do other people say about your snowmobile?

Usually wow that’s old followed by 10,XXX miles really. Untouched never been apart motor

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Specifics

Classification: Wild
Make, Model & Year: 1996 Yamaha Vmax 600
Fondly known as: Copper
Time spent: 3 months
Snowmobile cost: $600
Money spent: $1500
Engine: 600cc
Intake: Carb
Exhaust: Yamaha GYT pipes off a 95
Drivetrain: Clutched and geared by me for me. 1 inch paddle and 150 studs for the lakes
Tunnel/Chassis Modifications: Diamond plate run board grips
Suspension: Rebuilt and painted strut towers
Brakes: Stock
Finish – Paint: Was ugly black and blue. Now is Copper and black with white accents and checkered strut towers
Accessories: Working on installing led bar and a GPS

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