2001 ds

[golf cart man]

Might not run because it only has 5 batteries in it, needs 6 to run (unless it is 48 volt with a 4-12v battery set up).... I bought a 2000 Club car with new batteries, radio lights, etc. for $1350. I would say that the cart you are looking at could be worth around that minus the cost of batteries. Also depends on the area you are located in.

[Jdulac88]

If its a 2000 it should be a 48 Volt. It also depends when it was made in 2000 to know if it will be the newer body style with the single back rest or the old style with the double back rest as the switched mid year. There was one locally for sale with bad batteries for $650. I was waiting to hear back on the serial number and it was sold before I heard back. I knew I should have just gone and looked at it.

[Mrjonman]

I'd like it it was 48v, simply bc it's easier to get some more speed out of it. I think if I can spend $500 then I'll snag it, maybe less once I see it

I agree the note saying 5 batteries is odd. I figure it's supposed to say 6

[passthru]

If you don't want it let me know where it is. Might be worth a drive.

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[Mrjonman]

Located in houston

[Golferdave]

Charger has at least $100 value
Batt cores $20 each
For $500 , you only have $300 in the cart

[passthru]

Originally Posted by Mrjonman

Located in houston

Houston is close enough. If you don't want it, and it's pretty solid other than batteries., I could make that drive. But it would be next weekend. Need to deliver a couple bows to a friend down that way as well.

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[Dlab]

For that price it's a nobrainer no matter what it is. Even if it's a 36 volt resistor cart, and yes they made them in 2001, cause I have an 02 resistor cart. You can upgrade to solid state and run 48 volts. If it's a 48 volt controller cart upgrading will be a tad easier. The fact that she said it was bought for a parade probably means it's in decent shape

[Jdulac88]

Dlab,

I thought after 94 they went to the 48v system? I guess I was wrong?

[passthru]

Originally Posted by Dlab

For that price it's a nobrainer no matter what it is. Even if it's a 36 volt resistor cart, and yes they made them in 2001, cause I have an 02 resistor cart. You can upgrade to solid state and run 48 volts. If it's a 48 volt controller cart upgrading will be a tad easier. The fact that she said it was bought for a parade probably means it's in decent shape

I just bought one Wednesday for $400. I have a friend who would like me to build him one at some point as well. I wasn't planning to drop the coin now but that's a good find.

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