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Originally posted by Tfin70:
I still think its possible. Its obviously something that would have to start out w/limited options, than as processes were refined, more options could be added. As for storage of parts, many are interchangable w/other sleds. Again, in the begining fulfilling orders would take time. But thats why you would order your sled in the spring and get it in the fall. When you order a sled, there would have to be some contract you'd sign stating that you or someone would present payment in full upon delivery of the sled to prevent people of backing out of the deal.
Start small....refine process....increase options as you grow and learn. Hey I'm not saying its something that could happen over night, but I definately think its possible, AND I think its something we will begin to see more of in the future. IMO
1997 XLT SP 600[/quote]
therein lies the problem. manufacturers are making chassis specific snowmobiles for many different riding styles, therefore meaning less sleds on one specific platform. interchangebility is becoming less and less of an option as the elusive 'perfect' snowmobile is trying to be designed and built directly from the factory.
There's no stopping Arctic Cat........ REALLY!!
'99 XC SP 500