[dalecrenshaw]

Where can you take a 2000 club cart to get reconditioned. It runs good, has new batteries, but body could use some sprucing up. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

[SIRE1]

There was an ad today in the Daily Sun on page C3 about reconditioning the look of the golf cart. You might look at the ad and give Village Discount Golf Car a call. We bought our new cart from them and are really happy with their work.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by dalecrenshaw

Where can you take a 2000 club cart to get reconditioned. It runs good, has new batteries, but body could use some sprucing up. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

My OPINION. I would research what it is worth and then decide what you are willing to put into it. I've wondered who has the oldest golf cart in the villages, where old golf carts go.
At 2000 I doubt you have anywhere near the oldest. Collectors value? None that I am aware of.

[spd2918]

I plan on reconditioning carts once I close on my house and my tools arrive from up north. This will include news bodies (or paint), longer roofs, seats, screens, stereos, etc.

I'm not looking to get rich, rather I'm looking for a fun hobby.