Classic Accessories Drivable Golf Cart Cover #72073 on 2040-parts.com
The Colony, Texas, United States
Features:You have to admit, tooling around in your golf cart covered with a 4-sided enclosure with clear PVC windows is a whole lot better than a big cardboard box with a couple of eye holes cut into it. This Deluxe Golf Car Enclosure has tough polyester walls, easy to install without tools, fits over the roof of your cart, and features six zippered panels that roll up and down depending on the weather or whether or not you want to be seen on the links. 2-person style in White. Includes carrying case. Never used but out of warranty. |
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