Will be interesting to find out. There is one for sale locally for a pretty fair price, wonder on the desirability of these.

 

I know a guy that has one , I will see if I can check his vin
I was told there one one for every dealer , how many dealers world wide , I don't know

 

I replaced the carbides, cleaned off the old license numbers that were located in the wrong spot. I will replace the windshield after I chrome it. That’s what they are supposed to have. I want to sand blast the A arms and repaint them after I disassemble them. The sled has 4970 miles on it. It was rebuilt on the top end and new V Force reeds installed 400 miles ago according to the previous owner.

 

It is a beautiful looking sled! I have always liked the silver and black. I am glad that no one has butchered the tunnel. It is fun to see the JB edition in its original form.

 

*To chrome it will it be spray painted???

 

I have experimented with painting plexiglass with mirror spray paint with successful results. It takes many light layers of spray paint to get the mirror to develop. Then topcoat with clear. This is from the inside of the windshield that the mirror paint is applied. That way it is protected and should look like chrome from the outside. The windshield that is on it, someone clear coated the outside and it is cracked and weathered. I do a lot of restoration work on sleds and vehicles, so, it will be fun to bring this sled back to a nice clean condition. I have already replaced a lot of rusty bolts and hardware on the skis.

 

Please post your results on the chrome when it's finished and some pics.I have a firecat that needs the same and can't find another windshield.
I was going to mention the ski hardware but you seem to know the details

 

We need to find the snowmobile scene in Die Another Day.

 

Well, it did not come out well. The plexiglass I had in my shop worked very nice, but the windshield did NOT accept the mirror paint as well. It must be a different plastic.