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Mike Manco posted photos of this Willys Wagon golf cart on Facebook today. He spotted it in Disney (which I assume meant Disney World, Florida). Pretty well done.
That’s really cool.
If I was a ten year old I’d want it! …wait. I still want one.
That is way cool! Any info on how the body was made or if it was done by a manufacturer? It is really neat.
As often is the case on Facebook, there was no information to accompany the photos. I believe the photographer took these as he happened to pass by the vehicle. My searches for more information yielded no Willys wagon golf carts of any kind.
This is my golf cart, here is a current picture!
[IMG]http://i66.tinypic.com/2euor5e.jpg[/IMG]
It has a VC 460, long travel suspension, disc brakes, 27″ super swamper reproductions.. I wanted to build it into a true, modern Willys-Overland concept.
Sorry, here is a proper link;
http://tinypic.com/r/141i7uw/9
That’s just awesome Korey. You did a great job capturing the element of a wagon. And Disc brakes, too? Now you are just showing off 🙂