Hey everyone, check out this webpage: www.funrunner.com
We have been developing this vehicle here for the last year and a half and we are nearing production now.
Please check it out and let me now what you think. Thanks everyone!

phil.geneaux@mtdproducts.com

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99.5 Lightning
K+N Filter
Tek-Style Tonneau Cover
93 Mustang Cobra
12.90 @ 105 mph

 

That looks pretty interesting. I noticed that the gauge cluster looks a lot like the gauges in the L, coincidence? Also noticed under accessories there were no options for a bedrug, filter kit, chip or drop shackles. I would have to be sure that this would be able to blow the seats out of the neighbors E-Z-Go cart!

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Rick

Email: ******@tampabay.rr.com

My Mods & More

 

Funny you mention that because I tried for the longest time to have my thesis as the aftermarket parts program for the vehicle. They are actually quite fun to drive, and are a nice stress reliever for those long hours behind a computer. You would not believe what these things are capable of. I did have the gauges made with the white background because I have always liked them - ever since I first saw them in a 94 Cobra.

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99.5 Lightning
K+N Filter
Tek-Style Tonneau Cover
93 Mustang Cobra
12.90 @ 105 mph

 

So how fast is it say compared to an electric golf cart? Any 0-60 times?

 

0-60 in about a year. We did have the vehicle originally slated at 25 mph, but then we would have had to do crash testing. The vehicles are very, very durable - the bodies will not deform or crack when hit hard. I have had my share with running it into things just to see what would happen. I rammed one into an abandoned 86 Mercury Lynx and put quite a few dents in the Lynx. They then proceeded to have the car THROWN away. Next time you see an 86 Lynx in a dumpster, it was probably ours.

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99.5 Lightning
K+N Filter
Tek-Style Tonneau Cover
93 Mustang Cobra
12.90 @ 105 mph