One of the tasks on our list of Things to Do Before We Head East is selling our Ez-Go golf cart. To do so, we posted “for sale” signs in all of the Rancho California laundry rooms, asking $1,600, which is what we paid. I figured that there would be limited, if any, interest and that we would have to drop the price as the date of departure drew near. Plan B was to sell it back to the people that we bought it from. I estimated that we would get $1,200 from Plan B, tops, so if anyone in the park offered us that much or more I would jump at it.
Well, two days after posting the ad I got an offer for $1,300 and I did, indeed, jump at it. I negotiated a delayed delivery so that I could get in a couple of final rounds of golf. But on May 20 – 10 days ago – we delivered it into the hands of the new owner. I really enjoyed having a golf cart and was sad to see it go. The dogs, however, were devastated. They LOVED the thing. Each evening they would eagerly climb aboard – Grace on the seat, Cha-Cha standing on the floor – and we would head down to the dog park to socialize.
Now, in our final days here, we still visit the dog park, but must walk there. Oh well, easy come, Ez-Go.
Dogs on board
Ready to roll
Happy, happy
The final ride