January 10, 2003 – Pequot Lakes, MN - The Antique Snowmobile Club of America, in their bi-monthly publication Iron Dog Tracks publishes the second of two articles titled Trail-A-Sled Remembered.
Aitkin Independent Age
October 9, 2002 – Aitkin, MN - The Aitkin Independent Age publishes a moving story titled Scorpion history is part of the culture ... Crosby man patents track; develops snowmobiles. Penned by editor Ann Schwartz, the article covered Dick and Eileen Harrison's recent 50th wedding anniversary.
Trial by Fire
September 20, 2002 – Fultonville, NY - The VSCA publishes Trial by Fire, The True Story of Trail-A-Sled. The article provides a balanced and fascinating account of the firm's history.
How I Made My Fortune Using Other People’s Money
March, 2002 – Atlanta, GA - Legendary Atlanta-based entrepreneur and philanthropist J.B. Fuqua publishes his memoir, How I Made My Fortune Using Other People’s Money – Longstreet Press. J.B. Fuqua owned Scorpion from 1969 through 1973.
There's No Sled Like An Old Sled
January, 2002 - Brainerd, MN - The Lake Country Journal publishes a fascinating article, There's No Sled Like An Old Sled which provides an introduction to antique snowmobiling and features the activities of the ASCOA and their Annual Antique Snowmobile Rendezvous, held in Pequot Lakes, MN. An overview of Trail-A-Sled, Inc. history was also provided.
As the Snow Files
2000 – Lanigan, Saskatchewan - The L. Allister Ingham family posthumously publishes a detailed reference guide, As the Snow Files: A History of Snowmobile Development in North America, Snowmobile Research Publishing. This 758 page hardcover volume features a thorough review of Trail-A-Sled, Inc. in chapter 26.