The Rupp Magnum, a high-performance snowmobile produced in 1971, was engineered for speed and racing dominance. Known for its robust construction and powerful two-stroke engines, often ranging from 300cc to 440cc and producing 30-50 horsepower, the Magnum was a formidable competitor in the early 1970s snowmobile market. Its design emphasized agility and handling, making it a favorite in competitive events and a symbol of Rupp Manufacturing's dedication to performance. This model represented a peak in early snowmobile technology, focusing on delivering an exhilarating riding experience.

This manual serves as a comprehensive Factory Parts Manual for the 1971 Rupp Magnum snowmobile, written in English. It provides detailed parts identification and cataloging, along with component breakdown and assembly diagrams for various systems including the engine, drivetrain, chassis, bodywork, steering, and electrical components. While it does not contain step-by-step repair procedures, it exclusively lists part numbers for all replaceable components and offers exploded views to aid in understanding the machine's construction. This resource is invaluable for owners, mechanics, and technicians seeking to identify and source parts for maintenance and restoration of this classic snowmobile.