Rear Seat for a Carryall

[KRAZYMATT]

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/gas-c...ml#post1642014 Check this post there is a picture of a carryall based limo cart with a reAr seat which appears to be factory installed.

[Tyler_Veasey]

Originally Posted by KRAZYMATT

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/gas-c...ml#post1642014 Check this post there is a picture of a carryall based limo cart with a reAr seat which appears to be factory installed.

Ah, see that's why I had originally envisioned replacing the cargo box with a steel plate and mounting the seat to that. If that is a factory seat, then I should be able to order it from a Club Car shop, no?

[KRAZYMATT]

Yes, it looks just like normal club car seat bottom. Best bet would be contact David Hicks at revolution carts he would be able to tell you what you need and or get the parts for you. Looks like you could put a sheet of metal down like you said then possibly just buy the set hinges and attach a regular seat bottom to it and fab up a foot rest and some supports for the seat backs. Maybe even don’t put the sheet metal down leave it open so you can flip the seat up to access the motor like you would on a regular gas cart...

[Mooncarter]

Those do not look like regular Club Car seats to me. The backs look like CC old style DS. But the bottoms are not DS. My Carryall seat bottom is nothing like a DS either. I'm not sure what is in that photo. Also, the rear facing seat looks like somebody just tossed something in there for a bottom.

[CP241]

That's a transporter, a variant of the carryall 6. So its half-DS and half-carryall.

I dont think youre going to find that seat setup without dismantling a transporter though

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by CP241

That's a transporter, a variant of the carryall 6. So its half-DS and half-carryall.

I dont think youre going to find that seat setup without dismantling a transporter though

[Tyler_Veasey]

Originally Posted by KRAZYMATT

Yes, it looks just like normal club car seat bottom. Best bet would be contact David Hicks at revolution carts he would be able to tell you what you need and or get the parts for you. Looks like you could put a sheet of metal down like you said then possibly just buy the set hinges and attach a regular seat bottom to it and fab up a foot rest and some supports for the seat backs. Maybe even don’t put the sheet metal down leave it open so you can flip the seat up to access the motor like you would on a regular gas cart...

That actually makes more sense, rather than bolting down a plate, hinge it at the back and pin it down at the front to prevent it from popping up, then it can be swung up and out of the way like a car’s hood when I need to access the engine and rear end. Then fab a hood prop to lock it in an open position for safety, and could modify a receiver hitch mounted step into a two person footrests. Brilliant!

[Tyler_Veasey]

While I am still trying to sort out how to add a rear seat to this old Carryall, I decided to at least make it ever so slightly livable in the event it comes home with me. As such, it was time to add some lights.

Somewhere along the line it had lights, but the fronts were long gone and the rears were pretty messed up.


A little bit of trimming to make room for the new rear lights

and viola, running lights if not proper brake lights.

As for the front well, they look good from afar

but up close, someone somewhere along the line had overcut the openings and the bezels don't fit very well

but they work and I can always course a new front cowl.

[Tyler_Veasey]

Well this is basically turning in to my general maintenance thread on this cart. Picked up a CC tune up kit including oil filter, air filter, spark plug and both fuel filters as well as some fresh oil and proceeded to catch up on what I can assume is a waaaay overdue refresh on the engine. Noone who has driven this cart in the past three years recalls ever having changed the oil, and while it came out black and burnt, it was clean and after wiping a magnet around in the drain pan I didn't pick up anything. Little tings like this make me happy.