SSR repro

montynormand

montynormand

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Anyone know this guy?

I have never seen his work, or know anything about his repro's. MUCH CHEAPER than I have been quoted by guys that REALLY, REALLY know how to build....... Just wondering

(1) For Sale - SSR
Tue March 21, 2006 - 2:18 PM .. 3 hours, 54 minutes ago.
Al Enno City: Horace, ND
This is the last one for the season. Taking orders for next year. $6,500.00.

(2) Tue February 28, 2006 - 8:06 AM .. 21 days, 10 hours, 12 minutes ago.
al enno Phone: 701-277-0218
snopro clones for the vintage ifs oval racing, cats,ssr,soon rxl,skidoos,have parts,hoods,decals,tanks, also 76-77 z snopro parts,chassis,hoods,decals,tanks,etc.,one merc twister bellypan,new,$75,thanks al
 

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don't know what info you are lookin for on him, but thats for sure not a vintage racer because they didn't have the trailing arms. sure does look like it fits tho! what are you trying to figure out, and whats all the jumbled words in the 1) and 2) for?
 
that is correct for that sled, the 1978 yamaha ssr 440 did have a trailing arm suspension.
 
I was just wondering if anyone has any dealings with him. This looks like a pretty acurate ssr, but I have not seen it up close or in person. I have spoken with a gentlemen who has built several RXL repros that are currently racing. He wants to do a ssr for me, but he is much more expensive. Will need to do some more research!!!!
The 1) and 2) items are just copies of two different posts that I found by him on vintage web sites
 
not heard anything about the guy, but that is a nice looking sled, really nice being a fake! that is pretty cool, looks like he has got some talent :)
 
monty, so what did you end up finding out? I have since heard about him and that it is some sweet stuff :)
 
I will get some pictures up for you guys tomorrow of an actual SSR, my dad drove a total of 12 hours today going to pick it up and the thing looks INCREDIBLE. We fired it up and I have never heard such a nice sounding sled. There are some differences I can spot with my eye right now but that thing looks pretty accurate. Some of the frame work is alittle different.
 
03viperguy:
this is an email I recieved form Al Enno: Hi Monty, the ssr is a stretched to 116 with a kimpex racing track,suspension is wahl drag suspension,others can be considered,srx would be fine,chrome moly trailing arms,sway bars,wahl skis,widened out to 45 inched from the original 41,a lot lighter than the original that I have,it came out very nice,no motor,any questions you can call me at 701-277-0218, thanks al


Matt
When Do we get to see the 1st video of your dad running the ssr accross your front lawn? Come on, I know he wants to do it! LOL
 
matt, a real ssr, or an actual repro? and yeah, vids man, VIDS! my dad has a racing 76 340 srx, sounds NASTY when fired up as well. has the gyt fuel injection on it etc. chicks dig it ;)
 
03viperguy
I would give a left nut to own a 340 srx! then I would give my right nut to own Bruce's SSR! - yes their ssr is a correct original sled. Talked to Bruce lastnight and he is a very proud fella. Told that even the original titanium cleats are in great shape ! What a find!!!!
 
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I will get pictures and videos up later tonight for you guys, the sled sounds absolutely incredible, such a nasty tone to it. He is dying to take it up north this year to ride on a ice track that a guy plows out every year. I keep on telling him no but I think he is gonna do it, I am scared to even sit on the sled. We will get it fired up for you and let you hear it, we arent gonna drive it yet though.

BTW Monty, it is in our show room with chains strapped around it that are bolted to the floor. LMAO
 
There is 2 1976 340 srx's on ebay now. 150052804138 and 160046225343 I bet they would be alot of fun.
 
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Just came accross this cool pic and story...

1978 was a pivotal year for oval track racing and the beginning of the end for factory involvement in USSA Sno-Pro competition. The end was not yet in sight however, and Yamaha joined the fray with the iconic SSR. There were never more on the line than seen in this shot from the Ironwood Olympus that season.
 

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BTW Monty, it is in our show room with chains strapped around it that are bolted to the floor. LMAO[/QUOTE]

Matt

Guido just called and wanted to know if you have any gaurd dogs. Said he has a female lab in heat and could bring her along as a distraction LOL!
 
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