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    Posted: 10 Sep 2016 at 6:35pm
Wondering if anyone can help me figure out the year of this Allis Chalmers Golf Cart, and how common it is to find one in this condition.

Also, does it look to be in original condition with mostly original parts/components (other than seat fabric)? It runs ok, but probably needs some engine work down the road since power seams a little weak. Motor is Kohler 7hp, Serial Number 58126. Thanks for any information.
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I have the Original parts and operators book that came with it NEW .

It is before 1965 ,updates where added in 1964,i was thinking of something else.

Will post a few picture Sunday sometime if I get time .



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I like that Gleaner "Comfort chair"!

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I think they went to the newer AC logo in 65 if that helps.
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Edited by Fred in Pa - 11 Sep 2016 at 9:26am
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Thanks Fred and Ted. I checked in my maintenance manual and it said 8/64, like the other manual posted, so I guess it is probably a 1965 or 1966.
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