jonitza
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I have a club car and love. Check out a web site called Buggies gone wild. It is a forum that tells you anything you need to know about both brands.
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rbtglove
Beavercreek OH
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We had a Club Car for several years then got an EZ Go - think the EZ Go is a bit better but then it's newer.
Bob/Beavercreek OH
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zackyboy3rs
Eastern North Carolina
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Looks like Club Car or EZ Go will do good. Thanks for the help. Bikes look a lot cheaper right now.
$2200 for 2008 regular cart with back seat. How does this sound? 3.5 year old batteries.
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Wills250psd
walnutcove NC
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zackyboy3rs wrote:Looks like Club Car or EZ Go will do good. Thanks for the help. Bikes look a lot cheaper right now.
$2200 for 2008 regular cart with back seat. How does this sound? 3.5 year old batteries. Ocean lakes was selling there. 05 fleet with new batts for 1800-1900 each with a 30-60 day warranty. I am not sure if they have any left they were selling very fast. they had the roof and back seat and charger. good luck
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byrdr1
Elon, NC / Central Piedmont
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zackyboy3rs wrote:Looks like Club Car or EZ Go will do good. Thanks for the help. Bikes look a lot cheaper right now.
$2200 for 2008 regular cart with back seat. How does this sound? 3.5 year old batteries.
See if you can get it a little cheaper or see about some new batteries. 3.5 batteries are at best, good for maybe another year. I got 6 years out of my last ones. but you have to maintain them every time you use them. plus over the winter months too. Distilled water is the life blood of those things.
Price seems to be in line.. but try to get it cheaper due to battery life. Other than that enjoy..
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oakmandan
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Yamaha carts are bullet proof.
Dan and Diann
Sherman the smelly Basset
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2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT Adrenaline.
Nights camped 2008 .. 16
2009 .. 26
2010 .. 21
2011 .. 10
2012 .. 24
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zackyboy3rs
Eastern North Carolina
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Got the price down to $2000. Again 2008, 3.5 year old batteries, new rear seat, charger and windsheild.
How does that sound? Of course, that is if it is in above average condition.
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Wills250psd
walnutcove NC
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zackyboy3rs wrote:Got the price down to $2000. Again 2008, 3.5 year old batteries, new rear seat, charger and windsheild.
How does that sound? Of course, that is if it is in above average condition. It may be a decent price, but be aware that the batts will cost 500-600 when they go bad. It is a******shoot they may last for years. look on the negative battery post and the date of manufacture will be there. for instance 3-9 would be march of 2009. this will tell you the actual age of batts and not when they were installed. good luck
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ryanallie1
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JoeyIVI wrote:I have a 1982 club car and it still runs like a champ, I have a lift kit on mine custom paint big tires and we did some upgrades on the steering converting to a rack an pinon over the standard gear box. I have had no issues getting parts and they are cheap. I will say after owning it for about 5 years now my wife and I are getting tired of trying to figure out how to get it from campground to campground and are considering just getting bikes not as fun but easier to transport oh I forgot to mention ours is electric due to the noise levels the gas ones make and most campgrounds will want to see proof of insurance on the cart
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Hi All.
X2 on the Bikes. Quite a few years ago, we bought a "Pair of Folding Bikes", that came with Free, really nice "Padded Covers" with Full Zippers.
They store very eailsy and area lot of fun to ride around on. And they sure beat walking, even though we do that also.
Good Luck. Happy Travels. Dan & Jill
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zackyboy3rs
Eastern North Carolina
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Wills250psd wrote:zackyboy3rs wrote:Got the price down to $2000. Again 2008, 3.5 year old batteries, new rear seat, charger and windsheild.
How does that sound? Of course, that is if it is in above average condition. It may be a decent price, but be aware that the batts will cost 500-600 when they go bad. It is a******shoot they may last for years. look on the negative battery post and the date of manufacture will be there. for instance 3-9 would be march of 2009. this will tell you the actual age of batts and not when they were installed. good luck
Well aware of that. I have been given prices at $2500 with same original batteries for the same cart. Based on what I have seen even if I have to put new batteries in it I am still ok at $2450 to $2600.
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