Intro from PA

Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:06 am

powerroy wrote:

fasterspider wrote:

Wow, that thing is too cool. I wish I had a place for it and somewhere to drive it.

That is a Arizona Cadillac Laughing

A Sun City, Arizona Cadilac Razz

Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:19 am

fasterspider wrote:

Wow, that thing is too cool. I wish I had a place for it and somewhere to drive it.

The cart makes my head hurt. It will run 4-6 mph forwards and about 15 mph in reverse. Where's the governor? The motor is a 250 cc 2 cycle that runs both forward and backwards(note the throw switch in front of the muffler). The starter is also a generator, and it runs and charges both ways. What makes it extra cool is the axle and how it's set up. I was going to take a bucket truck 750cc gensat without the generator and use the hydraulic pump and make it hydrostatic. A freaking week before I got laid off and was going to hook it up, one of the other generators failed and I had to use the spare. Oh yeah, I worked as a Splicer/Lineman for a cable TV contractor for Comcast.

I love the old vintage stuff that not everyone has a chance to buy every day. It's not that it cost a lot, by any means. Just at the right place at the right time. Check out my 60 Speed boat.

Something a little funny for everyone to look at is my ol mans chopper from the 70's or something. ha ha

Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:39 am

that cart has a harley engine?or a yamaha?

Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:36 pm

Not too sure. Parts for that thing are kinda salty. I was told only OEM parts will work. There's proof that John Deere points and a Ford coil will spark it up. I need some 81 CB750C parts. I'll trade !! I'm not very attached to it. I even put new rear tires on it since those pictures. Look what you could have..... http://andysusedgolfcarts.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/for_website_020.168182529_std.jpg

Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 9:59 am

Which parts do you need ?

Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 8:29 am

Welcome! Im in the Keystone also...bout 3 hrs west of ya. Looks like u got some work ahead of u with that Honda. But after seeing what youve done with that Bonney I think you the man for the job.