Everyone likes to ride around in style, especially at their happy place, Ocean Lakes! Overtime, golf cars have become the main source of transportation in the campground. In 2019, Ocean Lakes Golf Cars expanded by adding a 12,000 square foot production facility across the street behind Ocean Lakes Village. Then, in 2020, they expanded their rental fleet to 1,000 golf cars.
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Ocean Lakes Golf Cars
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Offsite Ocean Lakes Golf Cars Production Facility
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Outside the offsite Ocean Lakes Golf Cars Production Facility
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Inside the offsite Ocean Lakes Golf Cars Production Facility
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Whether you would like to rent a golf car during your stay with us, are looking to purchase a custom-built golf car, need your golf car serviced, or are looking into parts for your golf car – Ocean Lakes Golf Cars is the place to go, no questions asked!
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Custom-Built Golf Car
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Custom-Built Golf Car
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Behind-The-Scenes | The Marketing Team recently visited the offsite Production Facility to witness the building process with Jeff, a Golf Car Technician. He walked us through each step and the final product was quite something!
Let’s learn how the Ocean Lakes Golf Cars Teammates build a custom-built golf car at the Ocean Lakes Golf Cars Production Facility:
Step 1 | They start by tearing down an old rental golf car to the frame, wash the frame, and then paint it.
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Step 2 | Next, a 6-inch lift is put on.
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Step 3 | Then, they pull the motor off of the rear end and clean the motor up. They put it back together and paint the read end.
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Step 4 | Reuse some of the body parts like the front end, the wire and harnesses, motor, and computer. Everything else is brand new, such as the dual USB, battery meter, speed sensor, key switch, wire and harness for the lights, and the new LED headlights and taillights.
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Step 5 | Depending on the custom build, our Team has factory bodies we use from Club Car, as well as some custom painted bodies. Ocean Lakes Golf Cars has a variety of wheels, which they choose which ones look best with the design and body.
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Step 6 | Next, they start putting everything back together. First, the body, then the battery back-up, they wire everything up, and the new batteries go in. Next, they reassemble the back with the new electronics, wire and harness, key switch, lights, seats, rear seat kit. Then, the top bars go on, the top goes on, the windshield, and then the side mirrors.
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Step 7 | Finally, they add on whichever accessories are wanted, and give the golf car a front-end alignment.
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Fun Fact | A regular custom-built golf car takes about one and a half days to build, and a limo (6-passenger golf car) custom-built golf car takes about two days to build.
You Know Who To Call | In the market for a golf car? Who ya gonna call?! Ocean Lakes Golf Cars (not Ghostbusters)! They can easily be reached at (843) 828-4868.
Visit the Ocean Lakes Golf Cars website to explore their inventory and build your dream Club Car: https://www.oceanlakesgolfcars.com/.
Until Next Time | Stay tuned for tomorrow’s video when we take you behind-the-scenes and show you a custom-built golf car from start to finish! You do not want to miss this!
Catch you all on the next blog, Ocean Lakes!
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