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Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive
Check the header here, "Golf Carts and Cars". Quite a few for sale and in general you'll pay less for a used cart from a private party than from a dealer.
Don't know about bolting rear seats on when you need them. My guess is that would be make-and-model dependent. A dealer could give you more info. on that.
Oh--and don't take the honesty of the people here for granted. I've had sunglasses stolen from our cart. Some months back a cart (or carts?) had the windshield stolen near Spanish Springs. And carts have been known to disappear: read not long back about a cart that was left outside overnight and was stolen from a driveway. Theft is a crime of opportunity, so don't leave too much temptation (keys in ignition, sunglasses on the dash, etc.) laying around.
Oh--and a locking glovebox? Can't hurt. As Dad always used to say, "locks are for keeping honest people honest". Sure an habitual thief could probably pry a locked glovebox open in a few seconds and abscond with what is in there, but why tempt others?
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We were told at Villages Golf Cart store the locking glovebox is pointless because every cart has the same key. I guess it would deter thieves who have no key, but anyone in possession of a Yamaha glovebox key can access any Yamaha glovebox.