This golf cart was designed to resemble the Hummer H2 and is based on a Club Car chassis and electric powertrain, and it was purchased by the seller in 2024. The cart features burgundy bodywork over gray upholstery along with a forward/reverse selector switch, 12″ chrome five-spoke wheels, dual side-view mirrors, a black canvas canopy, a carbon-fiber-style dash panel, a tilt steering column, dual locking gloveboxes, cup holders, H2-embroidered seatbacks, and a fold-down tailgate. This H2-style golf cart is now offered at no reserve in Port Charlotte, Florida, on a bill of sale.
The H2-style bodywork is finished in burgundy and features black-painted bumpers, a brush guard, and side steps as well as dual side-view mirrors, a black canvas canopy, faux side windows, a tinted windshield, and a fold-down tailgate. A cooler box is fitted within the hood. The seller notes scratches are visible, as shown in the gallery.
The 12″ ITP five-spoke wheels are mounted with Carlisle Turf Master bias-ply tires. The cart rides on a ladder-frame chassis and features a front transverse leaf spring and a live rear axle with leaf springs and shock absorbers, the latter of which the seller notes have been replaced along with the bushings. Stopping power is provided by rear drum brakes.
The seats are trimmed in gray upholstery, with H2 embroidery on the front units, while lap belts are fitted for the rear seats. Black diamond-plate metal cover lines the floor. A stain is noted on the front seat edge.
The three-spoke steering wheel is mounted on a tilt column ahead of a faux-carbon-fiber panel with dual locking gloveboxes and cupholders. No odometer is fitted, and total mileage is unknown.
The electric motor is noted by the seller to be a “high-speed” unit, and it is linked to six eight-volt batteries that were installed in July 2022. The seller notes the wiring has been replaced.
Forward and reverse can be selected via a switch below the front seats.
The manufacturer’s label and serial number are affixed to the aluminum frame.