Cart worth Fixing?

[reynolds72]

So I got this gas golf cart for free from a friend of mine, Really I just helped her clean up her deceased fathers property for sale. I am trying to fix it up to drive it or sell it. I wanted to see if its worth fixing. From what research I have done I can see that its a 1992. I am a good mechanic and actually rebuild car engines all the time so the technical part i am not worried about. However I can tell right off i am missing quite a few things. I am missing the carb, flywheel , gas tank, and who knows what else. I took some photos and wanted to see everyones opinion on if its worth salvaging or if I should just scrap it.

[trentofdestiny]

I think it is worth salvaging if you can find the parts cheap.


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[LimitedEdition]

What does the cart body look like. Is it salvageable.

[trentofdestiny]

It's a 1992 G9AH Fleet Master for anyone who doesn't want to look up the serial number :)


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[reynolds72]

no cracks in the fiberglass, really moldy right now but I could easily paint it pretty cheap.

[trentofdestiny]

Originally Posted by reynolds72

no cracks in the fiberglass, really moldy right now but I could easily paint it pretty cheap.

Pressure washing should remove the mold and possibly reveal cracks you didn't know you had. Obviously bag the engine and any relays first.


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[reynolds72]

does anyone have a link to an exploded view of the engine to see if I can get some part #'s to start looking?

[trentofdestiny]

Tntgolfcar.com has exploded parts diagrams. Other sites do too but that is the first one I found.


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[reynolds72]

Thanks a bunch! I am starting to look into all this. Seems like Amazon can get the carb and the belts and such. Cant seem to find the flywheel except used on Ebay and they seem relatively expensive. I need to find the magneto as well I believe.

[CP241]

I may have a G9 flywheel floating around here still. I'll check later tonight and see if it's still out there in my shop.

Your hardest thing is gonna be finding a complete airbox. You can get most of an airbox on Ebay but they're missing the resonator chamber and a couple other parts that are discontinued and nearly.impossible to find. And stick with an OEM carb. These carts never seem to work well with the amazon carbs. And OEM ignitor the amazon and ebay ones suck (from first hand experience).

If the frame and everything is solid I'd seriously consider a vegas cart 460 swap. It would pro ably be about the same price in the long run with all the parts you're missing, but save you a ton of Braun damage trying to sort the puzzle out.