Especially the preservation
of the USA, Family and Vintage Sleds.
Those three categories always
lead to alot of conversations between us.
We were part of a comprehensive
cycle with more than vintage snowmobiles.
The beginning, middle and
end of many projects that was part of one
big project that was ever
changing. It added up to alot of good times.
I spoke to Jerry five times
his last day, just hours before he died.
He was living strong with
great spirit and excited about many things.
Jerry never wasted time with
anything he did, so his passing was
respectfully sudden and
complete in the same fashion he lived.
Jerry with his favorite beverage. .
. . The Arnie Palmer.
[spiced tea and lemon aid]
January 2014
Jerry Determined to Empty the Main
Showroom
VINTAGE Sleds Heading
to SALEM, MAINE
WHITE'S BOOTS ~ LINEMAN
June 2014 - Jerry Kienbaum
sweeping the floor of the empty Museum.
The Northwest
Museum of Vintage Snowmobiles main showroom is empty.
Over 130 Vintage Sleds have sold since
October of 2012, bringing an end
to the biggest collection & display
of race sleds & trail sleds in the Northwest.
When asking Jerry if he is gonna miss
the Museum, he replied:
"No ! It was
a joy building, during and ending it, and I still have some nice sleds
and even have
a sled on the bench to restore this winter." "I met some really
neat folks
throughout the entire duration and learned alot too. The
sleds sold
have found good homes and will continue to be appreciated."
It was a Great Day!
19 Sleds to Willow River and an ABUNDANT
amount of Mercury Parts too !
Jerry, Two of His Son's, Grandson,
a good family friend & myself loading sleds.
The weather broke and a mondo rainstorm
hit.
Great time to go eat lunch.
The Quonset Showroom