[BigSteph]

My father just purchased a StreetRod car(t) and it seems to be built solid and professionally. But,... you pay for the quality.

I have a new Yamaha QuietTech 2 and am very happy with it. Of course, his cart looks classy cruising on the MM pathways.

In researching, I found that there was/is a line of vintage carts named YesterYear. Are these still being made? My neighbor has one that has an African Safari look to it -- like an old range rover.

I can't really find information on these. I am interested in hearing if anyone knows about these -- (their history, availability, etc.).

Also, before moving here, I saw the Youtube videos of the Semi-Tractor Car(t)s. I've been here six month and have not seen these around.

Again, just looking for someone who might be a historian of TV golf carts to share some knowledge.

[Bilyclub]

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[BigSteph]

Yeah, they are pretty cool looking.

My father saw a trade-in at the Villages Golf Carts and went home to get my mother. When they returned to Brownwood, the cart had been sold. It was a pickup truck. The guy at the dealer said it was a trade-in YesterYear. He also stated that they closed the store that sold them new.

I'm intrigued with all the different carts sold and driven in TV. I met the guy who owned Kustom Kartz (Near Sparr -- the fully enclosed cart) and went back to speak with him some months later and found he had passed away. Luckily, I've heard that someone in his staff bought the dealership and has continued selling and servicing the cars.

I would love to find a self-acclaimed TV Golf Cart historian to detail the different carts sold and driven through the years at TV and how it all started.

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

All kinds of custom body companies out there. I haven't seen a semi cart out there either.
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[DAVES]

Originally Posted by BigSteph

Yeah, they are pretty cool looking.

My father saw a trade-in at the Villages Golf Carts and went home to get my mother. When they returned to Brownwood, the cart had been sold. It was a pickup truck. The guy at the dealer said it was a trade-in YesterYear. He also stated that they closed the store that sold them new.

I'm intrigued with all the different carts sold and driven in TV. I met the guy who owned Kustom Kartz (Near Sparr -- the fully enclosed cart) and went back to speak with him some months later and found he had passed away. Luckily, I've heard that someone in his staff bought the dealership and has continued selling and servicing the cars.

I would love to find a self-acclaimed TV Golf Cart historian to detail the different carts sold and driven through the years at TV and how it all started.

Perhaps related. I've wondered who has the oldest still used golf cart in the villages.
For that matter with all the golf carts sold in the villages there must be a golf cart junk yard. When people get tired of repairing a golf cart where do they go to?

Far from an expert but at one time golf carts had two cycle motors and were three wheeled.

Is there a golf cart collectors club?

[Mortal1]

I've seen one semi-trailer cab out there with all the bells and whistles. Most of the yesteryear carts remind me of the small cars the clowns used to come of at the circus.

[manaboutown]

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[Garywt]

What is the place up by Wedgewood. We pass it on the way to Walmart. Is that the Streetrod place or something else.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by Mortal1

I've seen one semi-trailer cab out there with all the bells and whistles. Most of the yesteryear carts remind me of the small cars the clowns used to come of at the circus.

And not very comfortable seats.

[BigSteph]

I would wear a Fez hat and run in circles.

People would think it was a parade or charity event.

Donations accepted.

Originally Posted by Bay Kid

And not very comfortable seats.

[bagboy]

Originally Posted by Garywt

What is the place up by Wedgewood. We pass it on the way to Walmart. Is that the Streetrod place or something else.

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