Ski-Doo Blizzard 395 Snowmobile (1972)

The 1972 Ski-Doo Blizzard 395 was a high-performance snowmobile, part of a completely redesigned lineup for that model year. It featured a new chassis and engine options, positioning it as a leader in its category. The 395cc twin-cylinder engine was notable for being one of the first production motors to use rotary valves. For 1972, Blizzard models were primarily distinguished by their engine displacement and configuration, including twin-cylinder engines of 395cc and 438cc, as well as triple-cylinder engines ranging from 293cc to 797cc. All models shared a distinctive “coffin style” hood and were built on a new 15-inch chassis. The 1972 model year itself represented a major generational change for the Ski-Doo Blizzard. Bombardier introduced entirely new designs, including a new chassis and engines mounted lower and further forward to improve handling. Standard features included a hydraulic disc brake system and a slide suspension with adjustable shock absorbers. No mid-cycle changes were noted within the 1972 model year. However, significant aesthetic changes were implemented for the 1973 model year, including a new “wedge style” hood and the addition of orange to the color scheme. FAQ:

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