Doors

[Hawk1]

Has anybody ever seen half doors for a club car?
I was thinking of making something, My dog will ride with by my wifes feet and I dont want him to be easy to slip out while riding.
Just wondering if anybody has seen something like that.

[Htownblue]

Fabricating some doors that are small would be easy. If you made them the height of the seat cushion and used the front dash area where it meets the body for hinge points, you could make one easy out of ply wood. You’d have to cut into the body under the seat near the side for a latch bracket, but you could easily cover the plywood and paint it to match and cover the inside of it like a car. I’m picturing a door similar to an old army Jeep which had no upper / window part of the door.

[greg-g]

That is a great idea !!
having a number of jeeps in the past I can’t believe nobody has come up with that

[Htownblue]

Originally Posted by greg-g

That is a great idea !!
having a number of jeeps in the past I can’t believe nobody has come up with that

I thought about making a set just to see how it would look. I think if done right, it could look really cool.

[greg-g]

1/4 or 3/16 inch round stock welded together for a frame Covered in black vinyl just like the jeep doors

[Hawk1]

yea half door like a jeep was my thought. Before I fab something I was wondering if somebody made one.
Guess Ill work on something. Fab out of cardboard first for ease

[Neo]

Originally Posted by Hawk1

Has anybody ever seen half doors for a club car?
I was thinking of making something, My dog will ride with by my wifes feet and I dont want him to be easy to slip out while riding.
Just wondering if anybody has seen something like that.

My lab does the same thing... I was thinking of using a small sliding door track mounted to the front door frame and then the passenger seat frame. Then cut some plexiglass so that you can just slide it in/out easily in the track. You can just glue the frame on I would think.

Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...k_ql_qh_dp_hza