MISSION
The Antique Snowmobile Club Of America (ASCOA) leads the way in promoting and preserving the rich heritage and evolution of snowmobiling. Our purpose is to preserve and restore snowmobiles and to help promote wider acquaintances, closer relationships and to aid members in their preservation, restoration and demonstration efforts. ASCOA welcomes all enthusiasts from the antique, vintage and classic eras to join in on our fun.
- An antique snowmobile is defined as a 1968 or earlier snow machine.
- We have a bi-monthly newsletters for our members
- We have a Facebook page - see below
- We hold a fun summer and winter weekend meeting
- Dues are only $ 25/year ($ 30 for Canadians - to cover extra postage costs.)
- We have issued over 2,700 memberships across the snow-belt states, Canada and worldwide
- An antique snowmobile is defined as a 1968 or earlier snow machine.
- We have a bi-monthly newsletters for our members
- We have a Facebook page - see below
- We hold a fun summer and winter weekend meeting
- Dues are only $ 25/year ($ 30 for Canadians - to cover extra postage costs.)
- We have issued over 2,700 memberships across the snow-belt states, Canada and worldwide
Check out our FACEBOOK PAGE - click on link below
Our club PRESIDENT was recently inducted into the INTERNATIONAL SNOWMOBILE HALL OF FAME !!!!
Yes, on the weekend of Sept 21-22nd, in Eagle River Wisconsin our own Dave Guenther was recognized for his long-standing volunteer contribution to our hobby of preserving and demonstrating the heritage of snowmobiling. See: https://www.ishof.com/inductees_2018.html#dave-guenther
A well-deserved recognition that honors a 40 year passion:
- Dave has served twice as ASCOA President. (He is the current President)
- Dave has been the newsletter editor for 20 years
- Dave has been an excellent ambassador for our hobby
When in Eagle River, go to the museum (free) and see the plaque on the wall!
Yes, on the weekend of Sept 21-22nd, in Eagle River Wisconsin our own Dave Guenther was recognized for his long-standing volunteer contribution to our hobby of preserving and demonstrating the heritage of snowmobiling. See: https://www.ishof.com/inductees_2018.html#dave-guenther
A well-deserved recognition that honors a 40 year passion:
- Dave has served twice as ASCOA President. (He is the current President)
- Dave has been the newsletter editor for 20 years
- Dave has been an excellent ambassador for our hobby
When in Eagle River, go to the museum (free) and see the plaque on the wall!
WINNER of rebuilt 1969 Allied RUSTLER -- was a club member from Wausau, Wisconsin...
ANNUAL WINTER SHOW - 2008
ANNUAL WINTER SHOW - 2013
Check out this colorful display of old snowmobiles!
Snowmobile Museum in Eagle River, Wisconsin featured:
Our club members often lend their best snowmobiles for display at museums. One such museum is the Snowmobile Hall of Fame Museum in Eagle River. Click here to see a two minute peak at their collection. Plan to visit them son!
Our club members often lend their best snowmobiles for display at museums. One such museum is the Snowmobile Hall of Fame Museum in Eagle River. Click here to see a two minute peak at their collection. Plan to visit them son!
50th Anniversary of First DERBY Race
Check out the 50 year old video below of snowmobiles that took place in the FIRST SNOWMOBILE DERBY, held at Dollar Lake, near Eagle River, Wisconsin in February 1964.
ANNUAL SUMMER SHOW 2011
This is a pictures from our Summer show in Des Moines, Iowa
ANNUAL WINTER SHOW 2012
This is couple of red beauties at a Winter meeting in Big Bay, Michigan. See more photos on the event webpage.
Now, does this guy look like he is having fun? It's during our racing activities at the 2014 winter meeting. For more pictures, go to 2014 Winter Meeting page...
Bi-MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS
Our club publishes six informative newsletters each year. Inside are informative articles about early manufacturers, member restorations, coming events, a help-line directory, resources, merchandise for sale and a classified ad section.
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