A Prescott Valley man's dream of restoring a vintage golf cart with his wife hit a snag when a Phoenix tire and wheel shop delayed the project for months. After his wife passed away, he was still waiting for his parts. Let ABC15 Know/Better Business Bureau volunteer, Andrew, stepped in to help, and was able to get the parts back to Don.
A Prescott Valley man just wanted to do something special for his wife, restore a vintage golf cart.But he hit a roadblock when a Phoenix tire and wheel shop kept giving him the runaround, so the Let ABC15 Know/Better Business Bureau volunteer team rolled in.Don and his wife had plans to refurbish a golf cart together.“My wife bought this 1968 Harley Davidson golf cart March of 2023,” explained Don.He said his first step was getting the chrome parts of the golf cart re-chromed.
Not only that, but the project that he started with his wife, refurbishing the vintage Harley Davidson golf cart, must now be finished alone.“The wife ended up passing away in August and never got to see the golf cart refurbished,” he explained.Finally, in January 2025 Don reached out to Let ABC15 Know for help, and our volunteer, Andrew, stepped in. “Andrew was awesome, he kept in communication with me the whole time,” said Don.
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