History of Go Carts
The go-kart, or more formally the "dune buggy" is a modified car with small wheels and an open cockpit that usually has no windshield. The term may also refer to any body on frame type vehicle where an engine drives one axle at each end of it in lieu of two axles for four wheel drive vehicles as seen from many off road racing cars such as the Ford Bronco II. In these cases there are often doors enclosing both seats which provide access to either side by flipping up rails over their respective sides - this construction was most popular during 1960s American hot rodding culture but can still be found today among enthusiasts who like its nostalgic appearance. There's been some debate about how far back dune buggies What started out as a way for airmen in the 1950s to pass the time has turned into a popular worldwide sport for many. Go carts have quickly become a phenomenon all over the globe. With most historians giving Art Ingels the credit for inventing the go cart, he b...