Rediscovering the Bombardier Tin Cab The Bombardier Tin Cabs lives!  We were excited to hear from Bryce and Monica Liddell about the their fully restored 1960 narrow gauge Bombardier Tin Cab snow machine.  Here’s what Monica wrote: “Hello! I’d like to start off by saying we love your magazine (SnoRiders West). I am sending you these pictures of our Bombardier that my husband Bryce, a few friends and my brother fixed up last year. It is a beautiful machine and would like to know if you would publish these pictures in your magazine. It is a 1960 narrow gauge Bombardier completely restored from scratch. We can hardly wait for snow so we can fire it up and go cruising.” Bryce and Monica Liddell own and operate the Iskwatikan Lake Lodge in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan. You just know this lodge is in the far north because the Liddell’s print its co-ordinates on their business card—55°21.97 N  by 104°21.14 W. Thanks, Monica, for the great photos and information on your Bombardier Tin Cab. We look forward to more stories about all the fun you’re enjoying this winter.