Columbia mystery cart

[sportcoupe]

I know this is CC forum and we do have a Columbia forum but no one goes often.

Columbia is close to Club Car I believe so I ask CC experts. Has anyone seen a Columbia cart like this one? All I can tell is it has a "newer style" steering wheel.

A google image search turned up no carts looking like this.

Seller description states:
"Columbia Electric Golf Cart it has a hood that opens in front. It has a built in cooler in the back. It has head lights, tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, seat belts, forward and reverse on the dash, charger and more."

[sportcoupe]

A few more pictures.

Unfortunately there are no pics of under the seat. I may have to drive out and inspect the cart in person. I don't want to if it is a really old cart though.

[93yellowclubcar]

I believe Columbia is their own brand IIRC. Melex and Western were close to EZGO. Columbia bought out Harley and made their own stuff though.

That said, it's likely a series cart and probably a slightly older one. Wouldn't be surprised it if was late 90s to early 2000s.

[sportcoupe]

Could it still be series cart with fwd-rev switch on the key like a RXV?

Sometimes I see ParCar referred to as Columbia also.

[93yellowclubcar]

Originally Posted by sportcoupe

Could it still be series cart with fwd-rev switch on the key like a RXV?

Sometimes I see ParCar referred to as Columbia also.

Yes, it could be series with the FNR on the key. Harley and Pargo and some others did that on a lot of the vintage resistor carts. I always found it odd it took the big companies like EZGO so long to do it.

[flkeysdude359]

Nice looking cart...appears to have been well kept...

[sportcoupe]

Being rare means parts are not available I think. Not so concerned with controller and wiring as I would be with body stuff like headlight assembly's and such.

[sportcoupe]

I sent an expert the same pictures and he replied "it's just a Columbia p4 with a body kit".