2001 Ezgo Electric "Casper"

[Pimp Daddy]

This is Casper in 2006 with 5"Jakes lift kit and 22X10X8 Duro tires

Then in 2007 Casper went thru the Pulling Tractor phase with 27X12X12 Dirt Devil II tires on back with 185-75-12R on Front.The Pioneer stereo with the DUB speakers and the subwoofer was also added.

In the spring of 2008 Casper was retrofitted with the 6"Jakes spindle kit.

Then in the summer 0f 2008 we finally got the 27's all the way around.Added 8" shackles and 2" wheel spacers on the rear

Will post more updated pictures later.

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Started getting ready for the Golf Car Show in September, doing a tear down/clean up. Changed the seat and pin stripe color to silver. Made preparations for the diamond plate trim to follow.

Will post the cart with the diamond plate trim later.

 

[We Haul]

That cart is bas ass. What happened to the other thread with all the pictures???

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Had HRC to remove it since most of the pictures were"CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE ON FLICKR"
Will repost the most recent pictures later. Trying to post them in order they were taken.

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Missed this set.It is a comparison of Casper with the "family"cart.This gives you an idea of Casper's height vs stock.The "family"cart was the donor of the silver seats that are now on Casper.

More to come

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Here are the pics with the Diamond Plate vinyl.

 

[Cheesy]

Nice looking cart!

Bling...Bling!!

 

[Bass Hole]

Nice cart! The diamond plate really sets it off.

 

[rhgc]

great looking cart...is the sub in the back a custom made box?

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Yes the sub box was fitted to the storage space.

Cut out for the 12"sub.

Then it was painted with 5 coats of Kilz to seal the MDF board.

Painted with Black Metallic rattlecan and installed12"DUB sub and a pair of Realistic super tweeters with electronic crossover.

Finally ready to install in Casper.

That was the history of the sub enclosure.

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Casper after dark

 

[StreetGlide]

Unbelievably nice!
Thanks for posting the great documentation photos!

 

[johnny9]

what a great little story..i envy you and your cart..now im already wanting some 28,s..haha

the vynl diamond plate really set the look off to another great qaulity..is it the vynl diamond plate, sticker stuff ive seen at the parts store? or the heavy 1/8 inch thick stuff ive seen..

has the diamond vynl held up good to washings and easy to keep shiny..does it scratch easy when washing it,,

either way,,its my favorite lookin cart ive ever seen..you must have many many trophys to go with it.and you should,john

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Thanks John,The cart is my new hobby. Used to be cars then trucks now it's golfcarts.

The Vinyl diamond plate was ordered from Cutsmetal.It has held up well so far.I'm careful when washing it trying not to rub it unless it has been rinsed off first.

 

[fleck]

Thanks for the link; I just checked it out. The wife knows something is up because I was starring at the cart with "That look" . How do you cut or machine it and are you using the .024 cosmetic grade? Thanks Jim

 

[johnny9]

thanks for the link also PD,its a lot cheaper there than the local parts store..glad your enjoying your cart hobby,john

 

[Pimp Daddy]

Jim,
The graphics type diamond plate is adhesive backed vinyl.With the assistance of my wife,the graphics were hand cut and applied in about 8 hours.It works well on flat surfaces but does not stretch easily for curved sections.

 

[Batman]

You have a very sharp cart Pimp Daddy. Very nice.

 

[johnny9]

PIMPDADDY,,,what brand are the 27 inch tires..i really like the tread pattern,john

 

[Pimp Daddy]

THANKS Batman