1984 Gas Club Car Hunting Buggy

dirtmanmartin

ARE YOU READY FOR HUNTING SEASON??? This is a 1984 gas club car hunting golf cart. 2 WD with over $3000 in NEW* parts. The list of new stuff and work done is below. 8.5 HP, 341cc, KF82 engine. Runs very well. Used every weekend in the woods. Carries two grown hunters with no problem. Is set up for hunting with a 4" lift and knobby tires, padded roof rack, front and rear racks, front gun rack, new winch, camo seats (also have original rear seats). Fresh paint. Also is street legal with brake, headlight and turn signal lights. Comes with manual. Free delivery within 100 miles of Warrenton, Virginia. $3995 OBO. E-mail with questions and for more pictures. gotdirt@martinsmaterials.com

Before you ask...."Why so much $$ for an '84 gasser"....please look at the work that has been done below. Thanks.

*NEW PARTS LIST includes:

-Rebuilt transaxle to fix no reverse issue

-new shift cable, shift lever, f/r handle and f/r, accelerator, and kill micro-switches

-new carburetor and adjust

-new battery

-new ignition switch

-change oil in engine and transaxle

-pulled head and clean out carbon build-up

-compression test @ 110 lbs. Both cold and warm

-new 4 post voltage regulator (had 3 post on it)

-new regular ignition coil

-new exciting coil

-new rev limiter

-remove gas from fuel tank, clean tank and replace with fresh gas

-new fuel lines, filters and clamps

-new air filter

-repaired generator connections

-adjust brakes

-install and adjust new valves

-adjust carb

-new muffler

-new electric fuel pump

-put old electric fuel pump back as the new one was very noisy

-new operate/service toggle switch

-new rear (driven) clutch

-new front (drive) clutch

-adjust governor rod

-Custom made mount and Champion 2000 lb winch

2 gun, gun rack.

BGW

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scottyb

It looks good
I had one of those old flathead motors apart once and we decided to shave the head .050 and it made a world of difference in the compression and hill climbing ability.
Your cart looks like all business, no frills. I like that.

dirtmanmartin

Thanks Scotty. We just had over 3" of rain here in Virginia and it went thru the mud in the woods very well yesterday. Forgot to add....it has the new double cog drive belt which helps with torque also.