Identify this electric cart

[jmpratt]

I've searched the internet looking for pictures of a similar cart so I can figure out make, model, and year. No luck. Any suggestions on what this cart is?

[Fairtax4me]

Looks like an Old Cushman. Not sure of the model.
I know the mid 90s models had an ID tag welded to the frame on the right rear corner below the bumper if I remember right. There may also be a tag on the front part of the frame somewhere above the front wheels. Check the frame carefully because it could have one just about anywhere.
It's not big, abut 1" tall x 2" long, usually only had a 6 or 8 digit ID number on it.

Never seen an electric one with a belt driven axle, that's kind neat!

[meimk]

The "M" on the pedals makes me think Melex. Their early carts were based on the EZGO Marathon, but the Diamond Tread body has a home made look to it.

[Fairtax4me]

I thought it looked like a CM which probably doesn't make much sense for Cushman. Cush Man? Any other brands that could be C M or M C?
I know cushman always had industrial heavy steel bodies on them, but who knows that one could be home-made?

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by Fairtax4me

I thought it looked like a CM which probably doesn't make much sense for Cushman. Cush Man? Any other brands that could be C M or M C?
I know cushman always had industrial heavy steel bodies on them, but who knows that one could be home-made?

I believe the CM is representative of the Marketeer Company read more here > https://vintagegolfcartparts.com/mar...ordskg-history

[jmpratt]

How about Motrec? Anyone familiar with that brand?

Of interest, there are no wheel brakes. The brake is on the transmission, somewhat like a clutch plate.

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by jmpratt

How about Motrec? Anyone familiar with that brand?

Of interest, there are no wheel brakes. The brake is on the transmission, somewhat like a clutch plate.

Hadn't heard of that brand, but looking at photos, that could be what you have.