19?? somthing polaris... NEED HELP

[xc_rider08]

Well here it is... a old polaris voyager of some sort. cant figure out the year with all the numbers i have... talked to polaris dealer and said that he didnt know either. have been searching the internet for 3 days and havent found anything


here are the numbers

model #437205
serial #30112

engine number# 37226923 it is a JLO 372 single cylinder with a transmission that has hi , low, reverse and neutral gears.

some pics

please help me find out what this thing is exactly... thanks for the help in advance

 

[Estevahn]

I believe it to be a 1969. Don't quote me on that though. I'm pretty sure that later models had humungo twin cylinder engines.
Have you posted on the vintage sites? sledshack.com or vintagesleds.com

 

[xc_rider08]

I believe it to be a 1969. Don't quote me on that though. I'm pretty sure that later models had humungo twin cylinder engines.
Have you posted on the vintage sites? sledshack.com or vintagesleds.com

Hey thanks for the help... that is what i was thinking it was too... but cant really find any info to confirm that other than pictures and the stickers are not the same... looks to me to have the 1965 stickers with the 1969 hood.

have been just registered for vintagesleds.com going to post there quickly...

you got rep for the help :beer;

 

[xc_rider08]

ttt

 

[xc6rider]

1969 seems right. I almost bought one like just like that a few years back, and it was a 69.

 

[xc_rider08]

1969 seems right. I almost bought one like just like that a few years back, and it was a 69.

that is what i was thinking too, but the model number doesnt match up with the models of in 69.

you got rep for the help:beer;

 

[xc_rider08]

well was just being told on another site that there was a number system mad and it goes like this.

ser# starting with a 5= 1970, 4=1969, 3=1968

and than the numbers after it is the unit number made.


so this sled (30112) that i have would be would be a 68, and the 0112 made. does that sound right to anybody?

 

[xc6rider]

That is probably right. Serial numbers will always tell the info, if you know how to read them. Every make and year seems to be read different on the serial number also.

I'd bet your info you got on that is right on though. Either way, hard to come across a sled that old and that complete.