Club Car has upgraded its extensive portfolio of commercial accessories with an addition to its commercial cab offerings.
“Manufactured by Curtis Cab exclusively for Club Car, the new all-steel cab delivers a true seal for excellent cold-weather protection. And it is designed to maximize airflow in warm climates,” says Jerod McDowell, utility product manager.
Engineered specifically to fit two-wheel drive Carryall® 300, 500, 550 and 700 utility vehicles, the cab offers a series of upgrades including:
The cab is engineered to improve comfort and reduce the risk of heat-related accidents. A tilt-out windshield, spacious sliding windows in the doors, and a large flip-out rear window are standard features.
The cab is built for the toughest work environments. Its standard durable automotive steel doors are ergonomic, sturdy and more shatter-resistant than all-glass doors. The front hinge is designed for ease of use and quick access to the bed.
The cab comes standard with:
With fewer parts and fasteners, the cab is much easier to install than many competitive products.
For additional flexibility and performance, the cab accommodates the following plug-and-play accessories:
To find your local Authorized Club Car Dealer and learn more, please visit www.clubcardealer.com.
About Club Car
Club Car, one of the most respected names in the golf industry, is the world’s largest manufacturer of small-wheel, zero-emissions electric vehicles. The company’s Precedent® golf cars, exclusive Visage™ Mobile Golf Information System, and Carryall® turf utility vehicles are integral to successful operations at thousands of courses around the world. Carryall utility and transport vehicles are used in a variety of commercial, industrial, government, rental and resort applications. The company also offers street-legal, low speed vehicles (LSVs) for personal and commercial use, all backed by Club Car’s 50+ year legacy of superior design, manufacture and service. Club Car is part of Ingersoll Rand, and is based in Augusta, Ga. Visit http://www.clubcar.com.
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