The two snowmobile manufacturing companies founded by Hall of Fame snowmobile pioneer and adventurer Edgar Hetteen were:

Which of these brands was not manufactured by Arctic Cat?

Which engine brand has not been used in a production Arctic Cat snowmobile?

SnoPlan was…

Which snowmobile company has never been Number One in snowmobile sales?

In the 1970s environmentalists complained that snowmobiles were too loud and sought to have sleds banned in many areas. To protect snowmobiling the SSCC set industry-supported standards for maximum permissible sound levels at 50 feet when at full throttle. What was that maximum decibel (dba) output?

Before Textron acquired Arctic Cat, what other snowmobile company did this worldwide conglomerate operate?

In the 1980s Polaris thought that its Cutlass line of snowmobiles, not the Indy, would be its big seller. What made the Cutlass unique?

Since its founding in the 1950s, Polaris has headquartered in various cities, which city was not home to Polaris corporate headquarters?

Ski-Doo’s 1994 Formula III snowmobile sported a revised rear suspension that utilized twin track wheels and a longer arm to soften the track’s contact angle to reduce friction and improve freewheeling capabilities. What was it?

Aftermarket performance pioneer Kalamazoo Engineering produced a specialty suspension kit for snowmobile grass racing called?

Professional racing sleds piloted by Polaris legend Bob Eastman in the 1970s were powered by Fuji-built free-air two-stroke engines that protruded from the hood to help keep them cool. These sleds were known as what?

In 1990 what manufacturer showcased a prototype V-4 snowmobile engine at the Oconomowoc (Wisconsin) snowmobile show?

To make that unique-to-snowmobiling V-4 engine required the development of something that modern snowmobilers take for granted in their sleds, what was it?

Current total worldwide snowmobile sales are about 125,000 units, but in the 1982-1983 sales period they were what?

Yamaha’s 1978 super stock racing snowmobile was not a big success for the company on the track, but because it was a limited build model it is much in demand by vintage enthusiasts. Reportedly only 200 of these were built, besides its limited availability, what else makes it highly collectible?

This snowmobile company was one of the first to utilize under the runningboard heat exchangers for cooling. Made of extruded aluminum the extrusions could survive the severe pounding of cross country racing. Which company introduced them to production sleds?

With the idea of using extruded aluminum cooling extrusions to maintain temperatures for its liquid-cooled engines, one manufacturer created an extruded bumper for cooling. Which early sled company did that?

What snowmobile company was the first to develop a synchromesh multi-speed transmission for snowmobiles?

Which snowmobile brand never used a Yamaha engine in its production sleds?

The 1975 Johnson snowmobile line was equipped with a new Fuel Mizer accelerator pump carburetor as standard equipment and was claimed to provide (in normal usage) what percentage increase in gas mileage versus corresponding machines equipped with standard 1974 carburetors?

Strut-type suspensions are mostly associated with Yamaha models and its TSS front suspensions, but the concept was viewed as an alternative to IFS by other companies as well. Which sled maker produced models with its own strut design?

In January Arctic Cat was acquired by Textron, what snowmobile brand(s) have not gone through a purchase since being founded?