[Biker Dog]

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[Biker Dog]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

A village golf cart must have your names on the front. such as...Mom and me. Some flags on the back are important and a large dog in the co-pilot seat. You should have a decal or colors of your favorite team and a urinal for sanding your divots. Two golf bags are mandatory and you must practice having your left knee hanging out. Large people usually choose the smaller carts. If your hair is long, it is time to get it cut into a golf cart friendly style.


Enjoy.

That is just too funny>>>You hit all the really important items except LOUD turn signal beeper for the people that actually use them..

[Bay Kid]

I like the 1 piece windshield. No bar in the line of site. No cost difference if you get this while ordering a new cart. 2 upper storage trays, never enough storage.

[K.C.Boyd]

Definity go to Grandpa & Grandma's Villages Buggies, is on 441 a little north on the left of the 42 and 441 intersection. They have both new and some rehab ones. My sisters that have lived here have bought several carts from them in the past 12 years and would not buy from anyone else. Good luck

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

A village golf cart must have your names on the front. such as...Mom and me. Some flags on the back are important and a large dog in the co-pilot seat. You should have a decal or colors of your favorite team and a urinal for sanding your divots. Two golf bags are mandatory and you must practice having your left knee hanging out. Large people usually choose the smaller carts. If your hair is long, it is time to get it cut into a golf cart friendly style.


Enjoy.

Gracie, you are too much!

[kittygilchrist]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Gracie, you are too much!

Do you like noisy-flappy-plastic-roll up and down- in-the-rain for doors?
If not consider getting a Curtis cab or similar...

[Lbmb24101]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

I'm about to get serious about buying a cart. I plan to buy a gas cart. Nothing against electric carts...honest!! I'd prefer to leave that debate out of this thread. I'm just interested in finding out what are considered by most to be "must-have" features. I might buy new, but possibly a late model used.

I'll be in Ocala tomorrow on unrelated business and I'll be stopping at Carts and Clubs to take a look at what they have. Folks in ToTV seem to like them pretty well. I welcome any advice you might have, but like I said, mainly I don't want to buy a cart and then realize I've missed something really important.

Great thread, polar bear!
I got some ideas myself from these posts.
Any other SERIOUS suggestions out there?

[graciegirl]

I either enjoy or wish I had


good plastic weather curtains
comfortable seats
lights for interior
seat belts
gas gauge
inexpensive add ons for clock, temperature and compass.


We LOVE having a four seater and a two seater so that when the family comes we can carry almost everyone. The last ones in get strapped to the roof.


Have not wanted or needed a fan or a heater. Like full size rather than some of the custom small carts with doors, especially if you play a lot of golf. Too crowded for two men generally.

[kittygilchrist]

oh yes, one more thing...
did you know that most carts do not have a unique key?
My guess is that most times on the planet when a cart is parked it's not available to the public, so the maker doesn't bother to give you a key that only operates your cart.
the key to the glove box is better than the one to the ignition.

[NoMoSno]

12v outlet., for charging your cell phone.

[keithwand]

Ultimate seats.
Your butt will appreciate the comfort.