I think it'd be fun to ride one of those through the city. Technically they can be made legal for city streets around here. But the cost outweighs the benefit.

I'd really like a golf cart for city driving.

 

No city around here... lots woods.....

 

All city around these parts.

Sometimes I wouldn't mind all woods, but I like the conveniences of the city. We are not good planners for things like the grocery store and stuff.

 

5 mile to the real stores.... local store less than a mile, carries small stuff, some food...

 

Just back from a nice ride - that is until I ran into a downpour of course with mad crazy thunder and lightning for the last 30 minutes of the ride. What a trip!

 

Yeah, that would work.

 

Got a company here in town that converts golf carts for city use.

 

They jack em up here and put big tires and fancy paint jobs on em......

 

This place has made a couple like that, as well as classic cars: '57 Chevy.

 

Evening in the woods. With the assistance of my GF we replaced the drivers side inner fender, installed new rear springs, dropped the tank and replaced the fuel sending unit on the 71 Elky. I'm a pretty lucky wooodsman to have a woman that"ll get down and dirty underneath a old car ALL WEEKEND, not miss a beat and enjoy it.....and now she's making dinner. Hell yeah.