air bagged golf cart

1971 cushman Golfster, under construction, air ride test

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• golf cart
• air bagged
• bags
• custom
• cushman
• air ride

[RepoDennis13]

wat kind of compressor and storage tank are u using i am trying to build something like this

[kingscstl]

@RepoDennis13

I used a VIAR 480c polished compressor and the tank is from walmart, its just a universal air tank i just cut the handle and feet off it for my application. when i'm done with the fab work i'll either paint it or chrome it, haven't decided yet.

[TheHsack]

that is soo freakin sick i want one wat it cost to do all that

[kingscstl]

@TheHsack

I have $1,500 into purchasing the cart and approx another $800 into the suspension so far. I recently purchased new CNC 12" ITP wheels and low pro tires for just over $650. I figure all said and done i'll have about 5k total.

[JcXtreme72]

that is some impressive travel. Neighbor has an electric cushman just like that in a field. It's missing the batteries two wheels and the electric motor. How hard is it to find parts. I can have it for free but I don't know if it's worth it to fix it up or should I just pass?

[kingscstl]

@JcXtreme72 If you are looking for a cheap and easy project this cart is not the one. there are no parts available for it, so if you need them you either have to update to new or build you're own. And the suspension setup is a real bear because of such limited space in the rear. Thanks for the comment and keep checkin in, i have a lot more projects and custom builds to be posted soon.

[MrAUFANATIC]

lol it already has the old muscle car rims on it...

[beastlt12]

Very cool.



[metaltoga342]

pick up the pieces. funkified.

[ScrizzDubb]

damnnnnnnn

custom paint it, and airbrush KUSHMAN on that "hood" if you can call it one...

but clean cart man, real smooth suspension travel