Crocodile Atv

[rturner]

Looking for any info, on the crocodile 6x6. A buddy's son is rebuilding one for school project and would like to tell people some of the origination of the machine. I did find 1 picture on the site. Thanks!

[Don]

There is very little information available on those machines. If you can post some pictures of the machine and the drive train it would be great!

[jpswift1]

i know they're a smaller machine and they came with a T-20. I wonder if this is the one that was for sale out your way on Craigslist a few years back. I have the 1970 Field and Stream magazine with the specs on all the AATVs available at the time, including the Crocodile, but I can't remember all the info from it off the top of my head. Tell him to keep it as original as possible and not to cut the body so it can preserve the originality and keep the value of it higher. Cutting the body, adding all sorts of tacky lights, and a camo spray bomb paint job kill the value of a nice vintage machine. Post some pics if you can, we love seeing rare vintage AATVs here.

[kghills]

You can contact Tim at Adair Argo for how to get in contact with the owner of the company who originally manufactured the crocodile (and snow blowers) I believe only about 60 were produced. I picked one up for Matt who owns Mudd-Ox about a year ago but it's was pretty rough. I think Matt has some literature but Tim at Adair told me the company's owner saved everything but a machine. Supposedly he even still has the molds for the fiberglass bodies.

Keith.