The LeTourneau Sno-Train, or LCC-1, is propped up at the Yukon Transportation Museum in Whitehorse, YT. Inside the Sno-Train, the instrument panel sits, largely in tact. LeTourneau built the Sno-Train using simple and modular parts. Instead of an accelerator pedal, LeTourneau used a potentiometer, the large round object in the middle of the instrument panel. The speedometer, tachometer, engine hours gauge, and a couple of switches are missing. Not bad for a machine over 65 years old!
instrument panel as of 2020 
Operations Manual diagram
Latest Sno-Train Posts
- R. G. LeTourneau’s Overland Trains: a complete history is now AVAILABLE
- Sno-Train with Army Leadership
- Sno-Train at the Yukon Transportation Museum July 2020
- A Draft Cover for the Overland Trains Book
- Tentative Book Pre-Release Date – September 14, 2022
- The Sno-Train’s Last Overland Journey to the Yukon Transportation Museum
