Where Are They Today?

Eliason Snowmobile knows of about 50 existing Motor Toboggans throughout the USA and Canada. These are both in private collections and museums. Of the known machines, the models "D" and "K-12" are the most abundant.

We are always on the lookout for new information relating to Eliason Motor Toboggans. Please contact us if you know of anything we might be interested in. Carl Eliason & Company will purchase items that are of interest to us, such as original sales brochures, parts, or even complete machines in original or restored condition. You may contact us by E-mail or the following address. Carl Eliason & Co., 274 Main Street, Sayner, WI 54560 - 715-542-3233, Fax 715-542-3534

The Following Museums and Organizations are known to have Eliason Motor Toboggan(s) in their collections. Please give them a visit if you are ever in the area.

The Adirondack Museum
www.adirondackmuseum.org
Model D

The Alaska Transportation Museum
www.alaska.net/~rmorris/mati1.htm
Model A or B, and also a Model K-12

Eliason Snowmobiles, Carl Eliason & Company
www.eliason-snowmobile.com/
1924 Original, Models A, D, K-10, K-12

The Indian Motorcycle Museum
www.sidecar.com/indian/
Model 1 - (Possibly Model A)

The Henry Ford Museum
www.hfmgv.org/
Model D

The Four Wheel Drive Museum
Clintonville, WI 54929
Model C

The Lumberman's Museum
www.mainerec.com/logger.html
Two machines including a Model C

The Miracle of America Museum
www.cyberport.net/museum/
Models C and K-10

New Hampshire Snowmobile Museum Association
www.statenh.com/SnowmobileMuseum
Model K-12

The Ponderosa Ranch
www.ponderosaranch.com/
Model D

The Snowmobile Barn
www.snowmobilebarn.com
1924 Original Replica, Models A, K-10

The Vilas County Historical Museum
www.northern-wisconsin.com/museum/
1927 Prototype and Models B, C, D, K-10, K-12

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