Ezgo Pds/dcs Advanced Motors 36 Dc Volt Golf Cart Motor on 2040-parts.com
Canastota, New York, United States
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THIS IS FOR A DC MOTOR FROM A BUSINESS CLOSING. IT WILL BE FOR A NEW OUT OF BOX OR A DISPLAY MOTOR BUT IT HAS NEVER BEEN SOLD OR USED ON A GOLF CART. IT IS NOT IN ORIGINAL BOX. THIS IS FOR A 36 DC VOLT MOTOR LIKE YOU SEE IN THE PICTURE. THANKS FOR LOOKING. ASK ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT IT.
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