Club Car Carryall to Passenger

[dukehbg]

Is it possible to convert the back dump to a seat or something and make it a nice looking passenger cart?

[kgsc]

Depends on how much conversion you want to do but a couple of boat seats mounted to a sheet of plywood would work. Just bolt or mount it somehow..

[dukehbg]

Wanted a bit better looking found a rear seat kit that helps but need fenders and such and maybe something not so expensive but decent looking

[Dynaco1]

M&M Vehicle Corp in Mexico Missouri offers a rear seat conversion kit for Club Car Carryalls. Kit PK250C2W.
I purchased it a couple months ago and it was delivered to my Club Car dealer. After removing the dump bed and before installing the kit, I installed a few new battery blocks and a watering kit BG-U48V-1G PRO-FILL from Jan Watercraft in Grand Haven, MI. Once the rear seat is installed, easy access to rear-most cells is limited. The watering kit was the best option for me. The diamond plate sheet bolts directly to the carryall body very easily. The seat comes in pieces and requires assembly (the most time consuming portion of the whole conversion). Then the seat assembly bolts to the upper deck and also to the rear of lower frame near the location of the hitch. The hitch must be removed for good. I added aftermarket LED tail running lights.

The M&M rear seat kit nice looking and a very heavy-duty set-up. PK250C2W kit cost $585. The optional rear passenger grab bar PK250GB was another $80.
The watering kit cost $150. The total conversion was not inexpensive. However, the Carryall rear suspension is able to support much more weight than the normal car. When two 200 pound men sit on the rear seat, it barely squats. Now, the car handles well with four 200 pound men on board.

I'm selling a nice clean 2008 Carryall Dump bed with hinges, prop and prop guide. Pick up in Kansas City. I could also ship on a 48"x48" pallet at cost.