First of all, you'll want to know what year your sled is. Look at the ID Tag usually located on the right side of the sled. Sno*Jets were usually made right before the season, so if your sled says MFG 73, that means it is a 74 model. If it says MFG 75, it is a 76 model. It was like that throughout the 70's. The only thing is that some models were made mid-season.

ID your Sno*Jet with the model number located on the ID tag.

* 1970 Model Number Key

* 1973-1976 Model Number Key

* The pre-1970 Sno*Jets are abit harder to tell which one is which exactly. The 67, 68, and 69 models are very similar, and a lot of the parts were carried over year after year.

* For 67 the model number was 67 Click here to see one

* For 69 the model numbers were the same as on the side of the sled. For example, the tag says C230, its is a 1969 Sno*Jet model 230.

* If none of that stuff helped, your best bet is to just cross reference it with the sleds in the Models Section