The NH Snowmobile Museum will be hosting it's annual FALL Swap Meet on September 19, 2009. This is always a highly attended event and proves to be a great time for some parts and sled hunting, along with a fun time with other vintage sled heads! No admission fee. Swap space is $10 for a 10' X 10' space (enough space for your truck and small 2 place trailer). For all the details, check out our Spring Swap Meet page.

The NHSA Grass Drags & Water Cross Event will happen on October 9-11 and has been expanded to include an Antique & Vintage Sled Display AND VINTAGE CLASSES of Turf Runs and Grass Drags!!! Email Allan Houle or call 603-768-3951 for more info on displaying a sled - check out the NHSA Grass Drags website for more info on the racing.

And can you afford to miss the NHSMA 25th Annual Winter Event? Lots more info to follow on this one........ but SAVE THE DATE: February 13-14, 2010.

The NH Snowmobile Museum will be hosting it's annual Spring Swap Meet on June 6, 2009. This has turned into a highly attended event and proves to be a great time for some parts and sled hunting, along with a fun time with other vintage sled heads! No admission fee. Swap space is $10 for a 10' X 10' space (enough space for your truck and small 2 place trailer). For all the details, check out our Spring Swap Meet page.

Carolyn and Stephen Burdick (NHSMA Webmaster) gave birth to a baby boy on 4/27/2009. He was 7 lbs 8 oz, 21 1/2 inches long and it snowed in town the day after he was born. The snow God's were smiling. Jayden already has a fleet of sleds in his Kido Garage. 1972 Arctic Cat Kitty Kat, 1973 Alouette Jr Brute, and a 1998 Ski-Doo Mini-Z. He already looks forward to finding a new snowflap for the mini-z. (Maybe someone at the swap meet has one...) Congrats to Grammy and Grampa Burdick (Betty and George Burdick) as well. This picture shows Daddy, Jayden, and his first Yamaha, a 2008 FXNytro Toy.

Winner of the Featured Sled CLass was Stanley Kurek and his 1976 Merc 440 Sno-Twister (Pictured with Doug Hayes) Winner of the Other Brands Class was Jay Egan and his 1981 Ski Doo 340 Sno-Pro (Pictured with Doug Hayes) Winner of the Loudest Sled Competition was Bud Gordon and his 1974 Thunder Jet at 150 DB!!! (Pictured with Doug Hayes) Eric White leads the vintage ride on a prototype Artic Cat. Can you guess what it was?

The NH Snowmobile Museum would like to thank everyone that participated in this years annual event. We would like to extend a special thanks to Evelyn Ferrell for her generous donation of two perfect reproduction 1968 panther seat covers for the silent aution, to Dan & Dianne Chicoine who were there every time we needed a helping hand, and to Doug Hayes for taking three days from his busy schedule to share his lifetime of snowmobile memories & accomplishments from his brother Stan winning the very first Eagle River Derby in 1964 to his son's Ben and Ryan working as engineers for Fox Shocks and Arctic Cat respectivly. Thanks to everyone for making this event such a success!!! We hope to see you June 6th for our Spring Swap Meet.

It might not be too late to become part of a historical weekend of fun at the NH Snowmobile Museum. Contact Tom White ASAP if you are interested in the amazing banquet with guest speaker Doug Hayes, the fabulous show including some of the best antique and vintage snowmobiles in the North East, the debut of the freshly restored Museum Model T White Snowmobile, and an all around great time!!! Remember, we are requesting that you go on-line and download the 2009 Event Registration Form. Please fill this out and bring it to the museum on event day. This should speed up the registration process. Please contact Tom White at 978-346-0649 or 978-857-9517 with any questions. Check out all the details and get event forms on the 2009 Event Page as well. Don't miss this AWSOME EVENT!!!

Please take a moment to get your reservation in for this once in a lifetime chance to meet Doug Hayes and enjoy a fabulous meal at the Makris Lobster & Steak House in Concord, NH. Doug Hayes will be speaking about his days as an extremely successful Factory Merc Racer. Download a Banquet Reservation Form and get that in the mail ASAP. We will not be doing an on-line pre-registration this year, BUT we would like for as many participants as possible to download the 2009 Event Registration Form. Please fill this out and bring it to the museum on event day. This should speed up the day of registration process. Email for more info, or contact Tom White 978-346-0649 or 978-857-9517. Get event forms and info on our 2009 Event Page as well. See you at one of the BEST SHOWS IN THE COUNTRY!!!

This tank was donated to the New Hampshire Snowmobile Museum as a benefit auction item by Intech Graphics. 100% of the money raised directly benefited the New Hampshire Snowmobile Museum Association. We are greatful for their ongoing support of the museum and would like to thank Bill Schisan for this generous donation and fundraising opportunity. He even offered to pay the shipping on this item!!! Please feel free to contact Bill by phone to ask questions about any of his other vintage snowmobile products, including complete decal sets. Call Bill at 403-844-4848. This Auction was for one perfect reproduction 1975 Arctic Cat Z Gas Tank & Cradle. This was an exact duplicate of the original except for this one was made of superior UV Protected Grade Plastic. Check out the Ended Auction.

Just a few details about the upcoming 24th Annual NH Snowmobile Museum Winter Show. First off, we will NOT be doing an online pre-registration this year. We found many people would register, but had something come up, and a great deal of time and energy was waisted pre-registering people and sleds that did not show up on event day. SO, please arrive early and plan on registering your sleds in the museum office BEFORE 10 am. Second, the BANQUET LOCATION HAS CHANGED!!!! The banquet will be at the Makris Lobster & Steak House in Concord, NH. The original location is no longer a banquet style resturant. Please get your RSVP in ASAP for this great dinner and the chance to hear Hall of Famer Doug Hayes talk about his days as a very successful Merc Racer!!! Email for more info, or contact Tom White 978-346-0649 or 978-857-9517. Get event forms and info on our 2009 Event Page

With the generous support of donations from supporters like you, the museum has completed our Model T White Snowmobile Restoration. We will debut this exhibit at our Winter Show on February 15th at the museum. For more info contact Tom White 978-346-0649 or 978-857-9517. Get event forms and info on our 2009 Event Page.

This upcoming winter event will be one of the best yet!!! The weekend will begin with a full meal deal banquet at MAKRIS LOBSTER & STEAK HOUSE in Concord, NH. Legendary Factory Merc Racer Doug Hayes will be the guest speaker. He will elaborate on his knowledge of Merc sleds and talk about his days involved with the factory race team. The show on Sunday will debut the museum's freshly restored Model T Ford White Snowmobile. Merc will be the featured sled and there will be food and games for all. Don't miss out on the great chance to meet legendary snowmobile racer Doug Hayes and the chance to see the gathering of New England's Best Sleds and Collectors. Feel free to Email for more info, or contact Tom White 978-346-0649 or 978-857-9517.

We have recently added 3 NEW DVD's and a couple books. Help support the museum with your vintage snowmobile memorabilia purchase. Your purchase helps the museum with its daily operating costs and helps maintain our web classifieds, one of the best on the net!!! Check out the newly added webstoe items. Just in time for Christmas!!! We accept Pay Pal, US Postal Money Orders, and Personal Checks.

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