Golf Carts
- Thread starter Ballah06
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brian4d
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Club Car. If you're feeling up to it, travel to Augusta, GA and order it on the spot.
Ballah06
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Looking to spend under $3k since we are only here for another few years.
kennith
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Please tell me you're going to use it for actual golf... :rofl:
People can't stop driving those things around here. It's as if you have to drive a lifted golf cart on custom wheels or you aren't a member of some damned club that doesn't exist.
Hit Craigslist. Get a used Mule or similar, or a used golf cart and call it a day. I don't believe you'll get anything worth paying $3,000 for with $3,000 unless it's used.
Cheers,
Kennith
People can't stop driving those things around here. It's as if you have to drive a lifted golf cart on custom wheels or you aren't a member of some damned club that doesn't exist.
Hit Craigslist. Get a used Mule or similar, or a used golf cart and call it a day. I don't believe you'll get anything worth paying $3,000 for with $3,000 unless it's used.
Cheers,
Kennith
garrett
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I bet it's lifted a little. Maybe a beige Yeti and Salt Life stickers would really take it to the next level.
None of those will work as well as this one: http://www.defendersource.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=27445&d=1273502277
Ballah06
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Would hate to find out how much it is.
Ballah06
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Definitely looking at EZ GO carts. Thanks for the reply.
pinkytoe69
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This came up in my daily rover search.
I cant believe theyre pulling this scam shit with golf carts now...
I cant believe theyre pulling this scam shit with golf carts now...
msggunny
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This came up in my daily rover search.
I cant believe theyre pulling this scam shit with golf carts now...
There are A LOT of golf cart scams on CL. Guess its lucrative for them.
Good batteries, you dont want to spend 600-1000 on new batteries a month after you buy it.
Ballah06
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This came up in my daily rover search.
I cant believe theyre pulling this scam shit with golf carts now...
Yup, saw that one. Too good to be true.
kennith
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Every now and again you come across an idiot on Craigslist.
When shopping around there, just pick up a burner phone and e-mail address. That way you can check to see if something is legit, just in case.
I saw a slightly damaged 88" display the other day, with speakers that screamed when the thing was on, or so I was told, for around $400. Figured it was a scam, but for that amount of money I could actually use it, so I used the phone and another e-mail.
Yup. It was a scam to get you to hit one of those penny auction sites. Still, I've got some pretty crazy deals from people who don't know what's up.
I can't figure that out. If you're capable of posting a Craigslist advertisement, you're clearly capable of researching prices at least on Ebay.
Cheers,
Kennith
When shopping around there, just pick up a burner phone and e-mail address. That way you can check to see if something is legit, just in case.
I saw a slightly damaged 88" display the other day, with speakers that screamed when the thing was on, or so I was told, for around $400. Figured it was a scam, but for that amount of money I could actually use it, so I used the phone and another e-mail.
Yup. It was a scam to get you to hit one of those penny auction sites. Still, I've got some pretty crazy deals from people who don't know what's up.
I can't figure that out. If you're capable of posting a Craigslist advertisement, you're clearly capable of researching prices at least on Ebay.
Cheers,
Kennith
Tugela
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Every now and then? If I had a dollar for every time I saw a D1 listed as a D2, a Discovery listed as a Range Rover, a seller who can't upload images or takes awful photos, a listing that starts off "Great condition everything works" and then lists all the stuff that doesn't work, or a P38 sitting on bump stops with a $4,000 asking price, I could buy a golf cart.