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rebuilt motor, just add car (sent from my pixel2) :)= Richard Oleson Design Services,

They want $300. Good luck!

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I have a 1980 commuta car that I have yet to restore. I've sure done a lot of research on it, though. If keeping it OEM isn't a concern I would suggest getting a solid state controller out of a

On a budget, probably should buy a running golf cart of same era and transfer everything over . Sent from the all new AOL app for Android On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 7:31 AM, Justin Denney via

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After digging into the 1980 CommutaCar we have found that many of the parts will need to be replaced so I am looking for recommendations for combinations for the batteries/charger/controller to get

I had one and until I got all the batteries to make it run, I would someitimes just use jumper cables from a 12v battery directly to the motor to move it around the driveway. Also, since my commune

Show us pics as the project goes through it's paces...

That manual has a ton of good information. I think we have some community members who are willing to invest to buy new parts that we need. The batteries are definitely bad but I haven't been able to

you can download the oswners manual here: http://www.hightechscience.org/ComutaCar.pdf

Justin, Sounds like a great project! I would recommend that, in addition to this list, you connect with the group “C-cars” on Facebook. It’s more active, though stay here, as well, as some

The original control system was very simple. A three-switch go pedal. At rest, the 48v of batteries are wired in series parallel to 24 volts. The first relay closes the circuit but through a big

Recently our engineering class was asked by the local small town museum to diagnose and possibly get running a 1980 Commutacar that has been sitting in a barn for a couple decades. We have had it a

Cleaning house, left over parts off of a citicar (1975) all OEM. original radio works (speaker so-so) with knobs and faceplate, Motor cooling fan works & ductwork, front turn signal lights nice,

? sounds like fun

Sometime in the next month or so, CB [Christopher Bonotto] and I are planning a little drive in the country to retrieve my Tropica/Xebra [yah! that one from the Nash Bridges TV series] in

I'm certainly interested, but I admittedly am not sure how to value it. It does look to be in quite good condition, but I'm sure it needs to batteries and a good cleaning, and there's likely other