I like to know that also

Mine golf cart is just about 82 inches, and it skims the rubber flap at the bottom of the garage door when the door is in the up position when we go in and out of the garage. Sounds like your door is the same height as mine - probably a standard height door. It is important to note that the front of the cart is about six inches lower that the back of the cart due to the slope and size of the cart's roof canopy.

hey my garage measures 83 inches and just ordered one. were you able to get your in?

Yep - there is a strong preference these days for centered cards over off-centered cards of the same grade. Excellent point. Edit: I am the creator of this video but posted this under my personal you tube account.

the brush guard is stock on the Forester...

I think we hit peak Mantle during the Covid panic. I want to do some research on Mantle prices. Especially the most high end ones.

Looking for the height of these. Just got one ordered from Botero and out of 3 garage doors the highest clearance one is 82" meaning it would have to be under that to fit. Any help would be great

Thanks for watching. I have watched many hours of your videos.

the upgraded tinted windshield for the classic and the forester are the same, the have 3 hinge points across the width of the windshield, stops the two halves from vibrating against one another. Where in Arizona? Botero carts by the deer valley airport has a bunch of em.

The trim around my door makes the opening 6' 11.25 inches high, and the roof of my cart skims this thin rubber strip on the way out, but not the way in, so it is really close - may have to do with the slope of my driveway. Standard garage doors height openings are 7 feet high. This would have a full inch of clearance if my garage didn't have that extra trim at the top. Basically, it looks like the standard configuration of these is designed to make it under a standard 7 foot garage door by an inch.

We used this multiple times per week throughout the summer and into the fall. I had to make adjustments to the seat belts because they were not installed properly. The case that holds the retracted belt was installed parallel to the ground, but it needs to be installed at an upward 45 degree angle, or else the belt will crimp and get stuck inside the case when pulled out and over your waist. Easy fix. A few items got a little bit loose and required tightening, such as the assembly along the steering wheel shaft that houses the turn signal. The clip that holds the microphone broke within the first few weeks, but that is not a big deal. Keep in mind these are minor things overall. I like it a lot and would purchase again. One improvement I would like to see is a more high tech touch screen similar to what you see in Teslas. Maybe something for the next gen carts.

@@altitudecapitalist5063 thanks for the feedback as we just got the same one for a promo vehicle for a vacation rental.

It denotes the category of badge. I used to know exactly which letter corresponded to what and it's killing me I cannot recall. I think the three categories were general public, guests of Augusta National, members of Augusta National. I've seen people attempt to sell certain categories for more money, but never saw anyone successful at it. Can anyone recall the exact three categories of ticket classifications?

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Yeah but there getting paid in other words if not for your last name for the money your getting paid....If they would quit paying the child scribblers i bet they would wake up or not get paid.

The lack of respect is not only in sports its ALL over the world except when your face to face with someone.....bunch of spoiled pu. Ssy

Thanks for watching and your thoughtful comments! You are right, I specifically said "post war vintage" because I believe there is a difference in the desirability and scarcity between some of the ~100 year old iconic cards that you mention and the vintage cards of the post war era, which I do think have peaked. To answer your question are some of these iconic cards like the Cracker Jack Shoeless Joe, Young, Ruth, etc to be viewed like pieces of art - I say mostly yes. Where as a piece of art is one of a kind, and there are numerous exemplars of each of these cards, I think a lot of people look at these in a similar way to how they look at fine art and I find no fault with that personally. I kind of feel the same way. Regarding Clemente - I don't think there is enough of a collector base in Puerto Rico to impact demand of that player, or much of anything in the hobby, in a meaningful way. Of the post-war vintage, I think the two that you mention - Mantle and Jackie - have the best shot of holding up. I actually believe that there is more upside for Jackie - hear me out. Robinson is actually taught in schools because of his role in breaking the color barrier. In 20 years I bet more teens (regardless of whether or not they are collectors) will know who Jackie Robinson is compared to Mantle. I think we are nearing "Peak Mantle" right now because of age demographics. Personally, I would rather have the Mantle than the Jackie. But I am confident that post-war vintage card values will continue to trend down with no floor in sight.

@@altitudecapitalist5063 Thank u so much for your thoughful reply! To be more specific, I think a more apt analogy would be look at Iconic Art of vintage cards as Art Prints and not art originals (u can probably correlate a super rare PSA 10 1952 Mantle or 1948 George Mikan to an original paining, but low grades as art prints, for example). I appreciate your Mantle and Jackie takes. I know that you're not offering financial advice here, but what vintage do u personally believe in as a safe hold? Rare, high grade, pre-war? And, what vintage do u merely collect? This might be a good idea for a video, if u haven't done it, yet.

I noticed that it too. It dies not react like a car, or a gas powered cart at the golf course, that lets you "slam on the breaks." It is a slower breaking time. Not sure if it has something to do with its breaking system that automatically breaks the vehicle when you are not putting your foot on the gas. It also is automatically in parking break mode when you stop the cart - there is no parking break that the driver applies. But the slower breaking time it is definitely something that I noticed.

@@altitudecapitalist5063 please learn to spell "brake" properly in the context of your reply.

I just bought the same cart. Wife and I love the seats, your mileage may vary.

Looking for the height of these. Just got one ordered from Botero and out of 3 garage doors the highest clearance one is 82" meaning it would have to be under that to fit. Any help would be great!​@ammo4uragingjudge559

That makes a lot of sense to me. Just looking at two PSA 8s in slabs side by side, you may not be able to tell if one has better or worse attributes that gave them the 8s, but if one is better centered it's an immediate eye catching thing.

Well that's pretty telling. I saw that video is out and didn't have time to watch it yet because of kids sports, but I plan on it. The videos are a bit long, with too much B-roll, but they are trying to make it into a real TV/Netflix show (it won't happen), so I get it.