What Happened to Rupp Snowmobiles? (The History & More)
WEBJan 19, 2024 · Rupp snowmobiles were a short-lived but somewhat popular brand that was around during the 1960s and 1970s. These machines are most known for being fast for their time, and they still have a vintage demand today.
Rupp Industries - Wikipedia
WEBRupp manufactured some of the fastest and most sought after snowmobiles of their day. [ citation needed ] The first snowmobile produced by Rupp was the Sno Sport in 1964. Other models included the Yankee, Rally, Sprint, American, Magnum, Rogue, Nitro and others.
Snowmobiles For Sale - OldRupps.com
WEBListed below are some categories of sleds that you will find for sale on this site. Most are mine, some are not. Click a category below to see what's for sale today: Sleds For Sale. Rupps For Sale. Race Sleds For Sale. Vintage Sleds For Sale. Newer Sleds For Sale.
Rupp Snowmobile for Sale: Where Can You Find One? [+History]
WEBRupp snowmobiles were known for their high performance and innovative features. Unlike Harley snowmobiles, they were fast, easy to handle, and predictable, that’s why these sleds were popular among racers as well as everyday riders.
OldRupps.com - Rupp History
WEBBy 1969, Rupp employed over 400 people in a 180,000 sq. feet facility, producing a multitude of recreational machines including mini-bikes, ATVs and go-karts, and five models of Sno-Sport snowmobiles.
Memories of Rupp Snowmobiles - Snowmobile.com
WEBJul 24, 2008 · Memories of Rupp Snowmobiles: Although Rupp snowmobile history lasted less than a decade the sleds produced in Mansfield Ohio made an impact. Bright red in color Rupps like the 1976 Nitro stood out on the …
1973 Rupp American: Performance For The Whole Family
WEBNov 12, 2012 · Built to carry two adults in comfort, the Rupp American was a sporty sled that featured the extra stability and flotation of an 18-inch track, a popular width for premium models of the day. Roots of the American begin with the 1971 line-leading Wide-Track 440.
OldRupps.com
WEBRupp, an American company that operated out of Mansfield, Ohio, was the dreamchild of Mickey Rupp. From their first year in 1959 to their last year in 1978, the Rupp company produced snowmobiles, minibikes, ATVs, and three wheeled motorized tricycles with a high amount of both quality and style.
Flashback: The 1975 Rupp Nitro F/A - SnowGoer
WEBJun 14, 2018 · A radical departure from previous Nitros, the sleek Nitro F/A remained a very competitive grass dragger – particularly at the smaller local events – for several more years even as the once red-hot Rupp snowmobile brand slowly faded to black.
Flashback: The 1971 Rupp 44 Sprint | SnowGoer
WEBApr 20, 2017 · The 1971 Rupp 44 Sprint was a transition model from the 1960s “Tin Lizzie” era of snowmobiling to a time of better product quality and performance, improved safety measures and reduced sound emissions, so it’s a good illustration of the changes that sleds were going through at the dawn of the decade that shaped the modern industry and sport.
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