Custom Golf Cart on 2040-parts.com
McKinney, Texas, United States
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Custom 48V-4 seat Oklahoma State Club Car electric cart, chassis off re-furb, new batteries, 4 gauge re-wire, customer paint and seats, back seat flips down (great for a tailgate bar), 10" polished aluminum wheels and new tires, heavy duty leaf springs, voltage reducer, front and rear lights, IPhone stereo receiver with amp, carbon fiber and billet steering wheel, carbon fiber dash cover and armrests, 5 panel mirror, tinted hinged windshield, speed code 4, and charger
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