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Drivable 4 Person Golf Car Cart Cover Enclosure White on 2040-parts.com

US $176.99
Location:

Carlsbad, California, United States

Carlsbad, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Classic Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:GLEW04A

Drivable Cart Enclosure - For 4 Passenger Golf Carts.

COLOR: White (Same look as picture in the White)

  • Fits over roof-just roll down sides when needed for camouflage or protection from weather
  • Installs in minutes without tools
  • Keeps golf cars clean and dry in storage
  • Three year warranty
  • Super clear PVC windows with heavy-duty polyester doors and top
  • Six zip-open panels roll up and down independently so you can
    quickly and easily adjust to any weather condition
  • Roof valance covers rolled up panels
  • Handy carrying case included 
  • Enclosure will not work on bubbled roof.

4 Passenger Measurement details
Measure your cart!

The Roof Top is the most important measurment!!

ROOF TOP: Width 48 inches / Height 61" inches/ Length 78.6"

FRONT WINDOW:  Width 48 inches, Height 38 inches  

Weight of Cover: 18 lbs
 
Warranty: 3 Years

  •  Item # GLEW04 White

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