custom golf carts

[crockettstavern]

hi all.im new to these forums and i think that they are great as i love ft.wilderness its sort of a home away from home for me because i grew up in orlando but now live in georgia.i was wondering if anyone would like to share photos of their golf carts that they take camping with them to the fort?whenever i get to go to the wilderness i always enjoy seeing all the different carts that people bring!thank you for sharing! c u at tha tavern!!!

 

[daddyscooltv]

Here is the one that I built to use at Fort Wilderness.

 

[crockettstavern]

thats sweet i like the tag!someday im going to get a cart and put a custom paint job on it, i saw one at the fort that had the monorail airbrushed on it i just wish i had a photo of it.

 

[MBMacs]

Here is our new one, making its 1st trip to the Fort in 16 days.

 

[Gatordad]

 

[tungpo1]

Man you guys/gals have done some great work on your carts!!!!!
I have a few!!!!
My 2003 ez-go TXT freedom gasser

My 2000 ez-go TXT v-twin big block 40+mph

My 2001 Club Car 48 volt 650 amp controller 25mph

I have more LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Colson39]

Hah, I love that Black Pearl tag!!! irate:

 

[bianca]

Here are 2 pics of our pink/green Muppet-themed golf cart and matching "garage". We bought a crappy old Cushman cart for $300 last year and re-furbed it just in time to take it to Disney at Christmas. My DH insists he is "secure enough in his manhood" to be seen driving it. He is quite a sight wearing his camoflage cargo pants and smoking a cigar driving the pink cart! LOL.

 

[Colson39]

wow, that is one of the most amazing setups I've ever seen!

Great job!!!

 

[JPG]

Evil carts, Just plain Evil I tell ya!!!!!!!!

 

[Eeyore'sthebest]

Bianca - I LOVE your cart and the tent you keep it in!! I better not show my DH because he would work up a similar set up. Of course there would be flames and skull heads involved instead of Miss Piggy!

 

[tellnotails]

tungo.....I like those A-arms...

Thats one of those sand-rail cross over carts

 

[lucy_love]

Man you guys/gals have done some great work on your carts!!!!!
I have a few!!!!
My 2003 ez-go TXT freedom gasser

My 2000 ez-go TXT v-twin big block 40+mph

My 2001 Club Car 48 volt 650 amp controller 25mph

I have more LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

I think I saw you last time we were at the fort during spring break, were you there? We were on our yellow cart and I think we followed you in your car towing the cart up to the parking lot and then you un-loaded it and ended up following us (I think). If that was you, your cart goes fast!

 

[AuburnJen92]

Here is our freshly painted '85 EZGO. We will be at the fort very soon!

 

[Colson39]

Wow, I LOVE THAT DECAL!!!!

 

[AuburnJen92]

Wow, I LOVE THAT DECAL!!!!

Thanks. DH had fun making it.

 

[Colson39]

He made it? How did he make it? Did you buy a package to make it or something?

 

[tungpo1]

I think I saw you last time we were at the fort during spring break, were you there? We were on our yellow cart and I think we followed you in your car towing the cart up to the parking lot and then you un-loaded it and ended up following us (I think). If that was you, your cart goes fast!

Yes I was there!!! And yes I'm sure that was me LOL!!! I usually drive my motorhome in the parking lot off load it with the trailer, go set up the motorhome and walk back to the parking lot to get the cart. Well when you see me yell I will take you for a ride!!! I love climbing the hill to the right when you enter the campgrond LOL!!!

 

[AuburnJen92]

He made it? How did he make it? Did you buy a package to make it or something?

DH is cwmajors, he says he will answer your question.

 

[cwmajors]

He made it? How did he make it? Did you buy a package to make it or something?

AuburnJen's DH here...

I took a close-up digital picture of one of the garbage cans at the Settlement Outpost- it's one of the few places left with a nice, big, detailed picture of the Mickey with Musket logo. Then, I imported that into CorelDraw and made a vectorized version of the character. (That took about a week's worth of work to get looking right.) Then I separated out all the different colors and ran them through our vinyl cutter (an old IOLINE signmaking plotter/cutter). It took another several hours to get the pieces put back together, and then the whole thing put on the golf cart. (We have another, larger version of the same logo on the front of our RV- we'll post some more pictures of both when we get to the Fort on Saturday.)

It was a fun little project, and I learned a lot about both CorelDraw and our cutter. I'm not a graphic designer or anything- I was just working with what I had and using good ol' trial-and-error. I think it turned out pretty well.