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Posted by rgvtx on October 25, 2006 at 06:20:02 from (152.163.100.74):
In Reply to: Golf Cart Question posted by Pete - IN on October 25, 2006 at 05:17:10:
First off I would not recommend purchasing an
EZ GO. The frames are steel and the can and will rust and die at an early age. The Club Car has an aluminum frame, so rust isn't an issue and leaking batteries don't eat up the frame either.
When I was looking to buy one I also wanted to be able to know what year they were. I did find out on the Club Car, simply look at the serial number and the first two digits are the year model. They will also have one or two letters, but just look for the first two numbers. The serial number plate will be found just under the dash board on the passengers side. Mine is an 84 model and I use it for everything, it's the handiest little thing. I even bought one of those $50 dump trailers to tote stuff around.
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