http://members.cardomain.com/1970corvette  bought this for our daughter who is disabled and leaving school this year with nothing to do but sit in her wheel chair and watch the world go by, thought I could make her some sort of small business to do part time so she would have something to look forward to, still need to make a harness for her, tell me what you think, I gave her a little cruise in it and she LOVED IT............. Larry, I am so pumped..... pics start on page 41BadLT138450.7118055556

Wow! Somebody did a great job of building it. Is the back area a storage
area or just sealed off? Would look good with vintage style lettering (for
the business). Good find!

awesome , Larry, she is a cute girl too, who sure deserves yours and your wife's love. she sure looks happy in it.

That's TOO COOL!!! You da Man!! Who could refuse to buy something from a cute little girl drivin' around in that?!!! Good Luck to you all!!

the bed part is functional, tail gate lowers.  I will have to do a few things to it: lights need to be wired in some way ( father in law retired elecrtiction) so looking for help from him on that one, need to get a tow hitch put on her mobility van, making a harness for her so that she can sit straight up and not lean over like she does, find people to drive her around (shouldn't be to hard). 

Early stages of this, have lots of business ideas:  ice cream vendor, rent out to ford dealerships as promotional gimmick, rent to clubs or businesses to hand out information, brouchers, etc.  Find a little lawn or tractor trailer and make it into an LED reader board that people would hire out for parades, car shows, delivery service for lattes, drinks at local golf course.

Doesn't have to make her wealth just active in the community, that's what is really important.  Thanks for looking and great idea about the letter, not real sure of a name yet.  Only trouble is it's a Ford

That is the best looking golf cart I have ever seen.
And it has lots of potential.
It would be a great way for new retail businesses in town to advertise. A modern sandwich board with an old style look. A roving billboard.
With a trailer attached, it opens up even more possibilities.
Have you checked with the DMV or local sheriff to see if you need any permits? And I'm sure your insurance agent would like to know your plans. Can't be too careful these days.

you could do the lettering in gold leaf- that would vintage, and would really look awesome on it!