Right before AMF acquired Harley-Davidson, they entered the snowmobile market under the Ski-Daddler name. Once they had HD’s name, they decided to drop Ski-Daddler for the Harley name, which of course resonated much more with consumers. It didn’t really matter what the name was, though – after 7 years the snowmobile was discontinued.
These scoots had 398cc or 440cc two stroke engines. For more on the Harley Snowmobile, check out this feature from the National Motorcycle Museum.
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This example has the bigger 440cc engine, as well as plenty of new parts like the rollers, tracks, belt, and drive belt. With that said, it will need a battery (and it could use a new seat cover) before it’s ready to go. Find it for sale in Reading, Pennsylvania for $1,200 here on Craigslist.
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