Side by side DS builds

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by SuperTroye

Nice work! Gotta love that Club Car uses aluminum frames... no rust headaches. I like that you've put these 2 carts back on the road and in good tidy shape.

Me too!

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by mgray70

I start on switching an EZGO body tonight. Doing a camo body on it.

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[mgray70]

Originally Posted by SuperTroye

Nice work! Gotta love that Club Car uses aluminum frames... no rust headaches. I like that you've put these 2 carts back on the road and in good tidy shape.

That's what I enjoy about working on carts. Taking something that's just before junk yard bound and making better than a new one in some cases. These were done for someone, but too many times it's not worth it to do to try to resale because people get hung up on it being an old cart and don't want pay what you have in it.

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[Mooncarter]

So true. It's difficult for people to understand that carts are more like tractors and airplanes. It's not so much what year the thing was made as the condition. The way I see it (especially with CC) a frame up restore is practically a new cart no matter the year the frame was built.

[mgray70]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

So true. It's difficult for people to understand that carts are more like tractors and airplanes. It's not so much what year the thing was made as the condition. The way I see it (especially with CC) a frame up restore is practically a new cart no matter the year the frame was built.

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[LukeL]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

So true. It's difficult for people to understand that carts are more like tractors and airplanes. It's not so much what year the thing was made as the condition. The way I see it (especially with CC) a frame up restore is practically a new cart no matter the year the frame was built.

You couldn’t be more right. I did a frame up rebuild on a 1988 CC last year we everything replaced and all people ask is “what year is it?” The cart was brand new but you have to say ‘88. That’s the end of most people.


Club Car DS driver’s club #59

[mgray70]

Originally Posted by LukeL

You couldn’t be more right. I did a frame up rebuild on a 1988 CC last year we everything replaced and all people ask is “what year is it?” The cart was brand new but you have to say ‘88. That’s the end of most people.


Club Car DS driver’s club #59

Yep! They just don't understand.

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[golf cart man]

Who cares about the year of the metal those are both beautiful carts nice job!

[mgray70]

Originally Posted by golf cart man

Who cares about the year of the metal those are both beautiful carts nice job!

Thank you!

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