2001 E-Z-GO PDS: The Oppo Review

"Vicente Esteve" (vicente-esteve)
05/01/2014 at 13:20 • Filed to: Review

This dark green, humble looking cart is as important to the family as an heir is to a King. This 14 year old EZ-GO was the last vehicle my grandfather bought, he passed away in 2006 and this cart represents him and what he loved doing the most. The decision to change this cart to buy a new one has come up several times, but we have always walked out of the deal for the fear of loosing something so significant to my family. A new one has come by, but for the people in my family who plays golf (My aunts, my father, and I) this cart has much higher value than any other.

This is a 2001 EZ-GO PDS version in dark green and gold accents. This is as basic as you can get a golf cart which does its purpose of moving you from shot to shot without you having to carry the golf bag. It will also hold your drinks. These days you can get golf carts with headlights, stereos, leather wrapped wheel, cooler, club washer etc. But this simplistic approach to a golf cart is as honest as they get, it does what it was designed for, and that is fine by me.

The location of this road test was the Club Campestre Tampico. A country club done by the Englishmen that came in the 1920's to the city when Oil was starting to sprout from our soils. In the beginning, there were only 9 holes, but in 2008 an island was opened to give home to another 9 holes. My grandfather invested in this project in 2005, but never got to see it finished. It is a bite the back of your hand gorgeous place, and where hundreds of memories I have lived by were created.

This car also has sentimental value to me since it was the first 4 wheeled vehicle I was able to drive without adult supervision. As I had 13 years old, my father sent a letter to the club permitting me to drive the cart without supervision. This was my passport to a beginners course of what I love doing the most. Driving. I discovered what understeer is, what G-Force feels, how hard braking, cornering, and accelerating in a rhythm made me a better driver. I connected with it, I bonded with it, and thats why my first Oppo Review had to be dedicated to this. My instructor, my liberator, my companion, and one of the most important machines of my life.

Exterior: 7/10

This cart has the same appeal as steelies. It is so simple and uncumbersome it shows off a rudimentary beauty that I appreciate. Its discrete in showing off, and I respect it for that. Newer, better equipped cars may come with lights and sporty rims, but this is the basis of everything. This is the image everyone thinks of when they think "Golf Cart". All complimented by the dark green, gold accents, and several spoked hubcaps to give this an elegant look.

Interior: 3/10

This is the interior. You can hose it clean. You sink into the comfy seats. You can now move on.

Acceleration: 5/10

This is a battery powered cart. It is EXACTLY like a Tesla, only your top speed is little lower. Also it is exactly like a BMW in which it is electronically limited to 20MPH. It is powered by 8 Trojan batteries the size of an ipad. Acceleration though is quite surprising, you sink into the seats if you full throttle it thanks to all that torque. When you get to 20, then it all sets in.

Braking: 7/10

This thing has stronger brakes than you think, and they are really difficult to modulate. At first the pedal has little travel to make the stops comfortably, and dignifyingly. But when you go an inch deeper than that it makes all 4 wheels lock. Try braking cautiously without locking up in the tens of hills of the club and you might see that I really gained some skill. Tires squeal like a stabbed Chinchilla, and you make a once silent golf course into a noisy displeasure to the players. When fully utilising the brakes though they stop you fantastically quick.

Ride: 6/10

The ride is a bit choppy for a thing thats intended for comfort. But in the end, this was designed to be in the neatest cut grass, and in that environment it is great. No drinks have been spilled.

Handling: 6/10

This is where things get interesting. The cart rolls and rolls, and since the seats are basically slabs of foam you have to be sure to be grabbing that wheel. This has the quintessential sports car trait of RWD, but it can also tend to understeer in the corners. Powerslides? The surface has to be fully greased up or something, but most of what I learned about car control in corners was thanks to this guy. The steering offers plenty of feedback through all the nice corners of the coarse. I really enjoy driving it.

Gearbox: 10/10

Its smooth, and does its job fantastically.

Toys: 2/10

You can bring your Ipad or laptop and there is a place to put it. There are places to put drinks. There are places for your golf balls.There are places for your golf bags. There are also places for the tees. There are places for pencils. The key is simpleness. It also has a key. And I mean, you are playing golf, that should be the biggest entertainment.

Audio: 0/10

You can hear the whining of the batteries ,but the main noises you'll want to listen are the birds in the sky, the squirrels in the trees, and an occasional crocodile eating its prey.

Value: 9/10

This car was the base model, and for that you still get the comfiest seats, the hubcaps, and all of the places to store your things. It probably is worth nothing now, but for something that goes 20 MPH and can teach you some basics of driving whilst being useful for golfing it is pretty good value in my book. Sentimental value speaking, its worth millions.

I know this isn't the most exciting thing to ever be reviewed on Oppo, but it means a whole lot to me. I want to keep this thing forever, and let my kids drive it and experience it the way I did. I want this to teach them the edges of grip, the importance of steering feel, weight transfer, the amazingness of a bench seat. I want this to create as much memories for them as it did for me. That is why for my first Oppo Review, I give you this. My 2001 dark green EZ-GO PDS.

51/100

DISCUSSION (100)

For Sweden > Vicente Esteve
05/01/2014 at 13:28

^ Refined Weapons-Grade Best of Oppo

Vicente Esteve > For Sweden
05/01/2014 at 13:30

Hahah sorry I didn't understand. Refined Weapons grade means like the cart helping me to perfect the driving skills? Hahah I do hope I get best of Oppo.

William Byrd > Vicente Esteve
05/01/2014 at 13:47

Easily a Best of Oppo candidate. Dare I say front page worthy. Good stuff.

Roberto G. > Vicente Esteve
05/01/2014 at 13:49

Nice, relaxing article... like it should be all that's related to golfing.

Vicente Esteve > William Byrd
05/01/2014 at 14:01

Kinja'd!!!

Vicente Esteve > Roberto G.
05/01/2014 at 14:03

Haha I really enjoy golfing, and actually this cart is what brought me to the sport. I first only went with my father to drive it on sundays. Then we started bringing a golf club to see if I could. Next thing you know I was 2 years in classes and used the car since.

sm70- why not Duesenberg? > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 00:21

Kinja'd!!!

I was unaware of this button the first time I drove a golf cart. I put my foot on the gas and promptly backed at full speed into my friend's shed. It was, of course, in the wrong position.

Nibbles > sm70- why not Duesenberg?
05/02/2014 at 09:18

The golf cart I learned to drive on - can't remember the make but it was an old (mid 80s) propane powered model - didn't have a button like this. It had a little lever underneath the driver's position that actuated forward/reverse. It only worked about 60% of the time.

Regardless, that thing hill hopped just as good as the Honda FourTrax 125 I upgraded to.

Vicente Esteve > sm70- why not Duesenberg?
05/02/2014 at 09:33

Whooops. Haha This this is neutral in the middle position. Just imagine how many times my friends did that "Joke" when I was about to leave, and just floored it to slowly go backwards.

Stephen > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:39

"Braking: 7/10. This thing has stronger breaks than you think..."

brakes. brakes. BRAKES. You did it perfectly then somehow managed to screw it up in the first sentence!

Vicente Esteve > Stephen
05/02/2014 at 09:43

Hahah I can't begin to tell you how strong they are. I find myself just screeching the wheels and annoying old people then I just want to cease motion dignifying manner.

HateBox > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:45

I'll have to write a review for the gas powered variant the next time I have one...

mazdaspeed2 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:46

I had this idea a few weeks ago but you obviously beat me to it...

But honestly great write up! I'm glad you beat me to it because that obviously holds much more sentimental value to you than a cart would hold to me. FP worthy!!

Vicente Esteve > HateBox
05/02/2014 at 09:46

Haha There are some here, but I prefer battery. The gas ones just sound so wrong in the quiet course.

Drakkon- Most Glorious and Upright Person of Genius > sm70- why not Duesenberg?
05/02/2014 at 09:47

I didn't just laugh at you... yes I did.

Vicente Esteve > mazdaspeed2
05/02/2014 at 09:48

Thanks a lot! Yees this thing has something of an old school feel that makes us remember my grandfather. We have been this close to selling it to people, but we back out of the deals when we see it for the last time and think something that represents him so well will be sold and probably abused of.

ED9man2 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:48

Proofread!

I see form instead of from, breaks instead of brakes, and moderate instead of modulate.

Drakkon- Most Glorious and Upright Person of Genius > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:48

I think they built these things not far from here. The design really hasn't changed since 1962. You would think after this many years, they would be eager for a newer, more modern looking design, but nope. If you want 'different' you can get one that looks like a 57 Chevy, or and Enzo or some other obnoxious crap, but modern. Nope. We don't do that, here.

PeterVWJetta > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:53

Kinja'd!!!

Australia?

smpstech4360 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:54

I learned to drive on a gas powered version of one of these EZ-GO carts. My friend had a farm and they used the thing for everything. It had a inline 2 cylinder, 8hp Subaru engine with a CVT that drove a rear axle. The CVT didn't change ratios smoothly, it would hold a low ratio until a certain RPM was reached, then quickly changed to a high ratio and at the same time had a mechanism that would pull back on the throttle to limit top speed. You could mess with that mechanism to make it pull the throttle back less to get more speeeeeeeed. That thing towed hay trailers, rollers, feed carts, and we went trail riding in it.

But, you would have a hard time locking up all four wheels when it only has rear brakes. You can see in the fourth to last picture, there is nothing inside the front wheel but a hub.

Vicente Esteve > ED9man2
05/02/2014 at 09:58

Sorry man, english isn't my first language, but I fixed it already

HateBox > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 09:59

All I know is the gas powered carts. I help run a music and arts festival, and the staff are put on carts. The property is a bit more rugged than a golf course. I would argue that a slide is easy if you lock the parking break in place while in motion. You would be surprised how well these handle rough terrain, as all the weight is in the chassis and your own ass. Leaning is sometimes necessary for the off road stuff, but unlike a bike, there's really not enough points of contact for you to use to lean effectively.

Vicente Esteve > Drakkon- Most Glorious and Upright Person of Genius
05/02/2014 at 10:00

Hahah Where are you? This was bought in Harlingen TX since it was close to the border and my grandfather had to two it back to Tampico which is around 6 hours away. Also, these are the new cars EZ-GO is doing, we have one just like this, but the green is still my favourite.

Kinja'd!!!

sm70- why not Duesenberg? > Drakkon- Most Glorious and Upright Person of Genius
05/02/2014 at 10:00

It's okay, it's pretty funny

Vicente Esteve > PeterVWJetta
05/02/2014 at 10:01

Haha I've seen twice crocodiles in the course. Also, once they told me a baby Lynx or mountain cat was found in the gentlemen's bathroom. I don't know if that is completely true, but workers here assure me

Vicente Esteve > smpstech4360
05/02/2014 at 10:03

Hahah Wow! I don't know why but I feel the 4 wheels do lock up since the steering is completely lost. I believe you it only as rear breaks but it was weird to me.

mazdaspeed2 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:06

Don't sell it! I also had my first driving experiences in a golf cart, and I know that it helped prepare me for driving a car. Just keep the cart going strong, because it will almost certainly be abused, and it is great to have so many memories attached to it.

Vicente Esteve > HateBox
05/02/2014 at 10:07

Hahah of course these can get into a slide if you go the top speed, and stab the brake pedal. I once tried it on a small slope going downward and the cart 360d on me. I was so scared but at the same time It felt amazing!

Vicente Esteve > mazdaspeed2
05/02/2014 at 10:08

I will never sell it, I have told my father and he agrees totally. Although If I end up living somewhere else, which is pretty much what will happen since my town is dead, I will have to take it with me.

Ateav8GN > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:08

Smokey burnout with front tires against curb or pole or it didn't happen.

Vicente Esteve > Ateav8GN
05/02/2014 at 10:12

Hahaha I actually have never tried that before! But I fear the rear tires would just explode. They needed changing, but my father just took it to this guy who put coke in it and some other butch job Mexican technique so the air would stay in. It has been like 6 months and the tire is still great.

Deputy Kovacs > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:13

I can't believe I didn't think of writing a review about one of these! My family has two at our lake house, and I owe all of my braking and car control skills to learning on one of these. The limits are so low that you can constantly threshold break, keep momentum, find the right line, and modulate the throttle. Great writeup!

Iwaswonderofwonders > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:15

It doesn't look like it will baby.

mazdaspeed2 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:21

If you are forced to sell it, take lots of pictures. You never know though, it could be used to introduce another young opponaut to the wonders of 4 wheels and a steering wheel!

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:23

Kinja'd!!!

For your pleasure, my Dad's two custom EZ Go's

blendermassacre86 > blendermassacre86
05/02/2014 at 10:23

mrmcqeen21 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:24

You're right. That's scary as hell the first time you try it. But also remember to be on the inside of the spin. Trying to go left while in the passenger seat leads to some problems.

Vicente Esteve > Deputy Kovacs
05/02/2014 at 10:25

Yes Yes! Everything is true! These carts help anyone a lot about driving. I love it that understeering and squealing the tires never looks like you are going fast or aggressively.

Vicente Esteve > Iwaswonderofwonders
05/02/2014 at 10:26

Uhmm It has a basket on the back

Vicente Esteve > mazdaspeed2
05/02/2014 at 10:26

Hahah Thats right! But I feel too attached to it. I might even use these photos If I decided to sell it.

Vicente Esteve > blendermassacre86
05/02/2014 at 10:27

WHAT! So WOW

Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:29

Awesome review, and +10000 respect for the Chinchilla reference.

Vicente Esteve > mrmcqeen21
05/02/2014 at 10:30

Yeah exactly. Actually, I have been in 2 crashes when my friends where making a pursuit, thankfully in Their cars. It was like a moment of silence. Then all the way back, sound of tire squeal since the front right wheel hit the back bumper of the other cart and just kept turning right. Steering wheel was non functional

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:31

The drag car ran an 8.55 1/8th at 78MPH... pretty nuts. I've had his "pit car" up around 50MPH...which is nuts.

Vicente Esteve > Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare
05/02/2014 at 10:32

Hahah I remembered that my best friend had one. It was this amazing fat ass rat that ate wood.

Vicente Esteve > blendermassacre86
05/02/2014 at 10:33

Hahah that is a fast cart. I wouldn't imagine bringing it to the course.

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:36

The best part of this is that my dad doesn't golf. He owned a body shop / did custom cars when I was a kid (he manages a body shop, now). Basically this started because my grandma moved three houses down from him, and needed a way to get her to their house. His Ram Quad Cab is too big for her to get into and my mom's Charger R/T is too low, so he got a beater golf cart, fixed it up, and was happy with it... until internet forums told him they could go faster. A couple years later he's going 80mph in a custom electric dragster.

Steve > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:37

Skidpad numbers?

Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:38

That pretty much describes my Chin; he eats everything, and runs and jumps around like a psychopath. Me and my roommates all say he's the best pet when it comes to something to watch. Free entertainment!

Vicente Esteve > blendermassacre86
05/02/2014 at 10:39

Haha that is a great story! Carts around here are also modified, but they don't go far from chrome rims and a stereo.

Vicente Esteve > Steve
05/02/2014 at 10:40

I guess -0.2 g. But in summer tires its like 1.2 g.

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:40

yeah, the "pit car" has ipod connectivity, air suspension, led running lights, etc on top of going near 50MPH with one (big) human it it.

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:42

Kinja'd!!!

oh, and 4 point harnesses.....

Vicente Esteve > Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare
05/02/2014 at 10:46

Hahaha I never saw it out of the cage. My Girlfriend though, wow, she has 2 bunnies (one which I help her adopt), 2 beagle dogs the father and the son, common fish, A hen (The second I have bought her, the first escaped. It is her favourite pet my miles.) and wait for this. A Macaw! Seeing that thing dance and shout and eat is marvellous. Thats her:

Kinja'd!!!

Vicente Esteve > blendermassacre86
05/02/2014 at 10:47

I think that costs now more than my car

blendermassacre86 > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:49

Uh...Between the two carts and the enclosed trailer, yeah. It costs more than BOTH of my cars.

hismiths > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 10:52

Keep it forever, you can then use it to drive around in your retirement home, snd sfter the DMV takes away your license because of decrepitude, it can be the LAST car your ever drive. Circle closed before the end.

Vicente Esteve > hismiths
05/02/2014 at 10:55

My Mind has been blown. Like, kashhspoweoew

wiffleballtony > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:15

I actually Orloved one of these one time back in my younger years.

Serious Gord > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:15

"But when you go an inch deeper than that it makes all 4 wheels lock. "

Pretty sure it only has brakes on the back wheels...

Vicente Esteve > Serious Gord
05/02/2014 at 11:25

Yes, but the steering just locked so it gives that sensation

Vicente Esteve > wiffleballtony
05/02/2014 at 11:26

Haha that was the reason you couldn't drive them here without a letter from your parents.

JQJ213- Now With An Extra Cylinder! > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:37

Great write up and great pictures! I think it may be FP worthy!

They like unique ideas like this, its how the r eview of my school bus I wrote got there! (linking because I love shameless promotions and I don't know if you read it)

Deputy Kovacs > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:45

And when things get really bad, they're actually not that bad!

I've flipped ours on its side twice, it's hit a tree, it's drifted down a wet grassy hill, I've burnt the motor out before—it's gone through everything, and I'm still here.

dustynnguyendood > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:46

"This cart has the same appeal as stealies."

STEELIES. Because they are made from steal.

Admiral Picard > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 11:53

An heir, not a heir. Jeeez....

Vicente Esteve > JQJ213- Now With An Extra Cylinder!
05/02/2014 at 12:33

Haha thanks a lot man! And your review is genius!

thancr > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 12:33

Great review! Unfortunately where I live any 2001 EZ-GO will have a cracked frame and other issues due to rust (Palmas del Mar, Puerto Rico). My community ride of choice is a 2005 Club Car DS Villager Gasoline (Aluminum Chassis). Some people try the electric cars here but the salt in the air can cause problems for those too.

Vicente Esteve > Deputy Kovacs
05/02/2014 at 12:36

You can pretty much say: "um, I don't think this is going to end well" in the middle of a rollover and get out to safety and move any tortoise which could get in the way.

Prophet of hoon > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 12:36

Kinja'd!!!

Good thing this has a 20 mph top speed, crocodiles love golfers but only have a top speed of 11 mph.

Prophet of hoon > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 12:37

I've always wanted read a review of a golf cart, now I can check that last thing off my bucket list... life has been good :)

Vicente Esteve > dustynnguyendood
05/02/2014 at 12:37

sorry, English is my second language. I'll fix it right away

dustynnguyendood > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 12:40

My apologies then - because your second language is better than most native english-speakers first...

Vicente Esteve > Admiral Picard
05/02/2014 at 12:40

Sorry, English is my second language, it's been fixed now

Vicente Esteve > thancr
05/02/2014 at 12:42

Yeah, exactly the same happens here with rust and the people have only bought Club Cars but EZ-GOs are still my favorite

Vicente Esteve > Prophet of hoon
05/02/2014 at 12:47

haha that has never happened before, I hope one day it does. Imagine being able to say the anecdote of being in pursuit with a crocodile.

Vicente Esteve > Prophet of hoon
05/02/2014 at 12:48

That awesome man, It was in my bucket list help someone do something of their bucket list. Checked as well :)

Vicente Esteve > dustynnguyendood
05/02/2014 at 12:49

Haha no problem at all I have been in school for 16 years where they have forced me to speak English only. Also, I've watched a whole lot of Top Gear and learned words like Quintessential and Mesmerising.

Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 15:19

That's awesome! My girlfriend just has a Green-cheeked Conure, looks like this:

Kinja'd!!!

Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 15:19

That's awesome! My girlfriend just has a Green-cheeked Conure, looks like this:

Kinja'd!!!

Vicente Esteve > Greenmobile Supremo Commando, BRZ Extrordinare
05/02/2014 at 15:32

Hahah What a coincidence!

rocknroll_jeph > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 22:46

This is a fantastic review and one that also hits close to home. The last vehicle my dad bought before he passed away wasa bright red Yamaha (with a stuck on Ford badge)golf cart that looks pretty similar to the EZ-Go you reviewed here. He had hip replacement surgery but still wanted to enjoy the nature and trails near our house. He used it very responsibly in the woods, maintaining the trails and cutting back branches. Ours only has rear brakes- which made locking them up very entertaining, and the electronic governor was removed. We used it to dopower slides on wet grass and race my friend's dad's cart on the trails... fun for all ages! Unfortunately we have out grown it and most of the time it just sits waiting for our guests to ride around in in. I think I have only driven it a handful of times in the past few years.

Stef Schrader > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 23:02

Ha! Beaten to the punch. I've been thinking about reviewing my dad's green electric golf cart, too. It's got some kind of fancy pimp wheels and is a tiny bit newer, though. Same basic idea: goes like stink for something limited to 20 MPH.

Vicente Esteve > rocknroll_jeph
05/02/2014 at 23:41

Thats very cool, you should try and make a rally course or something and give it use. Oh, and at my country club there is a Yamaha cart with a Cadillac badge up front and small GM squares on the sides.

Vicente Esteve > Stef Schrader
05/02/2014 at 23:44

Haha they do feel quicker don't they? Also, I love just turning vigorously everywhere to understeer and then control it, and then feel like a racing driver, and then I shouldn't be telling you this.

Stef Schrader > Vicente Esteve
05/02/2014 at 23:53

Shh, no tears. Only dreams now.

(Dreams of squealy cart tires.)

Vicente Esteve > Stef Schrader
05/03/2014 at 00:13

Hahah tires from a golf cart are actually thicker than a yaris' tires.

Daniel Fleck > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 07:07

Kinja'd!!!

I'd take a point off for the horrible noise it inevitably makes in Reverse.

Daniel Fleck > Stephen
05/03/2014 at 07:13

Except for the "loosing" in the first paragraph.

Vicente Esteve > Daniel Fleck
05/03/2014 at 10:53

Actually, this cars tone is quieted down for some reason. Also I agree that it can be the most annoying thing ever.

Vince-The Roadside Mechanic > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 11:40

Kinja'd!!!

This is the best review I have ever seen....I have a non car review coming up myself...

Vicente Esteve > Vince-The Roadside Mechanic
05/03/2014 at 11:54

Thanks a lot! That is awesome! you have to tell me how you did it.

Vince-The Roadside Mechanic > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 13:03

There will be a review around the start of summer, First I need to see if it will do a burnout.

Vicente Esteve > Vince-The Roadside Mechanic
05/03/2014 at 13:32

That cant be passed unverified

Vince-The Roadside Mechanic > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 13:41

I got the motor from the local dump.

Vicente Esteve > Vince-The Roadside Mechanic
05/03/2014 at 17:01

My local dump only has dump. And manure .

Vince-The Roadside Mechanic > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 17:40

Haha We have bicycles, grills and to day I pulled out a lawn mower which I am currently fixing.

Vicente Esteve > Vince-The Roadside Mechanic
05/03/2014 at 21:26

Roadside Mechanic name making itself apparent.

Vince-The Roadside Mechanic > Vicente Esteve
05/03/2014 at 21:53

http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/it-voids-the-w… Here is the finished product of the Lawn mower.

Vicente Esteve > Vince-The Roadside Mechanic
05/03/2014 at 23:18

Haha I have always wanted to try out a sit on lawn mower. My father and I wanted to buy one, take the grass cutting mechanism, and just drift it. But it never happened. At least I have a quad, and that drifts in sand like. Lets just say I am a rally driver in it.