Harvey M Waldron III Owner

"I watched oval snowmobile racing in upstate New York in 1972 and said 'I can do that.'  So in the 1972-73 season I saved my pennies and bought a stock oval Arctic Cat racer and ran the circuit in the Northeast.  The highest I placed was last but I was hooked badly.  That spring I accepted a job at Boeing and moved the family to the Northwest.  I found an Arctic Cat dealership (Yamaha of Redmond) and ordered another race sled for the next season with big plans to continue to race.  The gas crunch almost ended by plans but was saved because the owner also owned a gas station and provided me with gas.  My successes grew and I placed second in the state racing that year.  The following year I took over managing the snowmobile department at Yamaha of Redmond, racing and working full time at Boeing.  From 1976-1980 I was the top driver in the NW mod classes (designed and built my own race sleds).  In 1980 I was invited to the International Snowmobile World Series and won.  The best day of my life.  A goal I had set for myself and achieved.  Today I ride for pleasure…just don’t challenge me.  My thumb has a continuous itch."

Two of the sleds I raced are on display in the showroom including the Arctic Cat MOD III Z440 that I won the World Series on in 1980.

My wife (Corrinn Waldron) and I open our own retail store in Issaquah in 1984 selling Arctic Cat snowmobiles and added the Kawasaki line in 2000.

Our passon for the power sport industry drives my desire to ensure you have the best service possible in the Puget Sound Area.  Come see us soon.