newclubcarguy
New Member
Greetings all, thanks in advance for any help. New member, first post.
I just bought a 2000 Club Car from a local golf course that closed. Although the cart is in fantastic condition, I would like to paint it. I have friends that have all of the tools to give it a professional painting and are willing to paint it, but I have some questions before starting the project.
My biggest concern is in regards to taking it apart then putting it back together. For those of you in the know, will I be able to use the same screws or is it held together in some spots by rivets? Essentially I'm interested in knowing if I'll be able to use the same parts or if I'll have to go and get some replacement parts. I already know that I'll have to get some new rivets to re-attach the scuff guards and bag liner.
If anyone has any diagrams on removing the front and rear body I would be greatly appreciative. In addition, if anyone has any information on disassembling and reassembling Club Car bodies I would appreciate that help as well.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I just bought a 2000 Club Car from a local golf course that closed. Although the cart is in fantastic condition, I would like to paint it. I have friends that have all of the tools to give it a professional painting and are willing to paint it, but I have some questions before starting the project.
My biggest concern is in regards to taking it apart then putting it back together. For those of you in the know, will I be able to use the same screws or is it held together in some spots by rivets? Essentially I'm interested in knowing if I'll be able to use the same parts or if I'll have to go and get some replacement parts. I already know that I'll have to get some new rivets to re-attach the scuff guards and bag liner.
If anyone has any diagrams on removing the front and rear body I would be greatly appreciative. In addition, if anyone has any information on disassembling and reassembling Club Car bodies I would appreciate that help as well.
Thanks in advance for your help!