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Rick and Ann Brown enjoy their community’s private course on July 19, 2014 in Burlington, Ontario. Mr. Brown’s high-end golf cart, equipped with mona stuff, a small cooler, a 12-volt outlet, wipers, a speedometer, a sunroof, a wine rack (in this case, champagne for Annie), and front and rear lights. Both suspension and steering are much better than the average golf cart. Peter Power / The Globe and Mail
Mr. Brown’s golf cart is upscale, equipped with windshield wipers, a speedometer, a sunroof, and front and rear lights. Peter Power / The Globe and Mail
Both suspension and steering are much better than the average golf cart. Peter Power / The Globe and Mail
Rick and Ann Brown’s high-end golf cart has a small refrigerator and a wine cooler (Anne’s champagne). Peter Power / The Globe and Mail
This 1995 Yamaha G14A was custom made for Jim Clough, and it looks wild in leopard pink, with prismatic pearls and lots of shiny details.
Mike Grimes’ car has serious hunting buggy styling with a three-inch Jake’s Lift kit, camo bodywork, deluxe seats and a clay basket.
Betty-Jo Hovdebo custom paint, Jake’s long haul lift kit and 14″ Tempest wheels.
The Koolsville Kustom team hasn’t touched a single detail on this bogie, including the new chrome, rebuilt engine and differential.
Rick Bart – Bart Family Racing built this Yamaha G22A for use on the track when his daughter Ashley races.