They are both pretty complete minus the seats and some minor things. I do have a seat for one, and some other odds and ends. Will be needing a few things. 
84' 440 Trailfire
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Cabindweller
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84' 440 Trailfire
I friend of mine saved me a pair of 84 Trailfire's from a local scrap yard. He knows I collect John Deere's. Turns out they are consecutive serial numbers. #99 and #100. They got moved around at the scrap yard and are pretty beat up. One has a puncture hole in the left side of the tunnel. Decide to get started on #100, the better of the two. I got all the steel stripped down and ready to go to the sandblaster. Not sure it will happen, but I was hoping to have it ready before the ride of the champs this year.... maybe. They are both pretty complete minus the seats and some minor things. I do have a seat for one, and some other odds and ends. Will be needing a few things.
They are both pretty complete minus the seats and some minor things. I do have a seat for one, and some other odds and ends. Will be needing a few things. Old sleds are hours of entertainment.... then you get to ride them for a little bit.
Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Very cool 
I just checked the new posts and all three are on the 84 Trailfire, maybe I should be working on mine
I just checked the new posts and all three are on the 84 Trailfire, maybe I should be working on mine
1980 Liquifire owned since new
1980 Liquifire
1984 Trailfire LX
1982 Liquifire
1983 Liquifire
1980 Liquifire
1984 Trailfire LX
1982 Liquifire
1983 Liquifire
Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Nice looking sleds!
May want to add some air to that trailer tire...
May want to add some air to that trailer tire...
Eric A.
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sledhead16
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Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Nice score!!!
1975 340/s Speed Run Sled
1975 340/s I500 #161
1980 Liquifire SN# 4995 From WA Speed Run Sled
1980 Liquifire SN# 4996 From MN
1983 Sportfire
1984 Liquifire Deep Snow Tunnel 4/6 motor
1984 Sprintfire (2)
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1975 340/s I500 #161
1980 Liquifire SN# 4995 From WA Speed Run Sled
1980 Liquifire SN# 4996 From MN
1983 Sportfire
1984 Liquifire Deep Snow Tunnel 4/6 motor
1984 Sprintfire (2)
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Cabindweller
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Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Yea Eric that trailer has seen its better days too. Its not mine though. My trailer is much nicer than this one pictured, and the flat tire is on the other side.
Old sleds are hours of entertainment.... then you get to ride them for a little bit.
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Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Jerry,
Nice save on the 84's. Your friend did you a "solid" on that score. I think Deere only build 350 of them for 84. Good luck with your resto. I posted on Bamber's classified that I found a few Trailfire NOS parts in the barn like the fan tower, fan cover, huge fan duct clamp, air boxes, hood guides, air hose bracket, etc. Holler if I can be of service.
-Joe
Nice save on the 84's. Your friend did you a "solid" on that score. I think Deere only build 350 of them for 84. Good luck with your resto. I posted on Bamber's classified that I found a few Trailfire NOS parts in the barn like the fan tower, fan cover, huge fan duct clamp, air boxes, hood guides, air hose bracket, etc. Holler if I can be of service.
-Joe
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Re: 84' 440 Trailfire
Hey Joe thanks. For sure going to need some of those items. I will let you know soon enough.
Old sleds are hours of entertainment.... then you get to ride them for a little bit.