A Luxury Ride on the Course
If you are headed South for the winter most likely you will playing golf on a pristine course somewhere. You may have great clubs, a fashionable outfit and even monogrammed golf balls but all that is nothing compared to these top-notch rides. From the '57 Chevy to the Hummer, one of these luxury golf carts will surely get your attention. Complete with leather seats, custom paint and complete stereo systems, these carts are definitely a departure from the boring white carts with speed governors. I have never seen such a fancy ride for just 18 holes -- maybe it would make the game less frustrating.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
CREATIVEGoddess Nov 26th 2007 1:39PM
Those are adooorable!!
Ron Nov 26th 2007 4:38PM
The cars are nice, prices is way out, i built my own from a 1999 ezgo i got on ebay for $1600.00 and now have a car for under $5000.00
If you have the money and no time, this is the way to go.If you like to build things and have the ability, buy a body and build your own.it will mean a lot more to you to say i built this ...
Phyllis Everly Nov 29th 2007 1:34AM
I just wish there was a way to slip one of these models over my plain old golf cart I have. It would be like a fiberglass hull in different choices and what a great way to cover up and dress up the old.. Somebody invent this and I'll buy it as I can't build anything .
Pete Nov 27th 2007 12:07PM
Too cool. But they don't do anything different than a Club Car or EZGo except gain attention.
Ron Murdoff Nov 27th 2007 12:13PM
I leave the "clowncars" to the Shriners, and enjoy my EZGO.
LarryT Nov 28th 2007 5:05AM
I wish people in this country would learn how to spell. It's "rIdiculous" not "rEdicilous"! Gawd!
aleafinthewind Nov 28th 2007 6:29AM
wow those are great, could you send one to my dad for x-mass. A golf lover and the hardest working man I ever new derserves one of those. He grew up in a boys home with only a football or basketball of xmass gifts and no love and still loves others and gives so much. So if you could send him one he would be so happy. Golf is his past time now after working 4 jobs at once when he was young.(hes even had a couple of holes in one)anyway......just love um
Lance Nov 28th 2007 9:09AM
I'm a golf car dealer, so I know they make bodies you can put on your standard Yamaha, EZ-GO or Club Car golf car. You just have to know where to find them. Some come from the seller assembled and in perfect condition, and others you can buy and install yourself, it just depends on the model you like. You can probably build it for yourself for under $5,000 if you already have a cart, but it might be a little extra if you still need to purchase the cart as well as the body, wheels/tires, paint, and other options.
Mary Nov 28th 2007 11:09AM
The Orange cart shown was built as a TOY for the children of a man who had Boyd Coddington do a refurb. on his hot rod.
Denny Nov 28th 2007 2:40PM
If you are interrested in one of the golf cars go to this web site.easystreetcruisers.com
Denny Nov 28th 2007 2:52PM
If you are interrested in a golf car like the one in the picture go to this web site.www.easystreetcruisers