Golf Carts

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20

I dunno what CA law is, but in MT you can register a UTV or side by side for road use if it has the proper lights, etc.

I'm seeing them quite a bit in our county seat, a town of about 2000 people.

Sounds like my little town. They are legal here with the proper equipment too.

I could buzz down the block to town and go to the market or get breakfast. I can't ride a motorcycle anymore so this might be my new thing.

God I miss riding but times change and we have to adapt.

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by KW5413

This is my 10 year old Uber Cart

That's a nice one. Looks a little bigger than the one I'm looking at. But the same wheels. I straightened the pic.

[KW5413]

That's the L6. 3 rows of seats but, the rear seat flips to a flat bed. You should see it when it's loaded with people and beach stuff. Not to mention the bed of the Ranger is usually loaded. My bunch is serious about their beach time. LOL! Going to replace the shocks, for the 1st time, this spring.

The L6 has virtually doubled in price since I bought it. I could sell it today for what I paid for it, brand new in the box, in 2013.

Thanks for the "Flip"

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by KW5413

That's the L6. 3 rows of seats but, the rear seat flips to a flat bed. You should see it when it's loaded with people and beach stuff. Not to mention the bed of the Ranger is usually loaded. My bunch is serious about their beach time. LOL! Going to replace the shocks, for the 1st time, this spring.

The L6 has virtually doubled in price since I bought it. I could sell it today for what I paid for it, brand new in the box, in 2013.

Thanks for the "Flip"

6 people and a golf cart on the beach just spells fun to me.

And I know what you mean about the prices. These babies cost as much as a car. Especially the 6 seaters. It took me a while to get over the sticker shock.

[Boog]

Originally Posted by FleetsidePaul

God I miss riding but times change and we have to adapt.

As someone appropriately put it, "getting old ain't for sissies". Limitations are real for many.

[special-K]

"Getting old", that's easy. But "being old", not so much... so I am told

I'm still a fulltime biped, but it always seems to happen that when there is a big event that requires a lot of walking, like Carlisle swap meets or the big antique truck shows, I have some sort of issue with a foot, knee, or even a toe. I mean before I even go. I've said to friends I wonder how long before I'm a "cart guy" at these events