Truckster doors question

Troutmountain – posted 08 September 2005 20:42

does anyone know if doors from a 1988 4 wheel truckster will fit a 1980 three wheel truckster. how can i find out?

cohiba – posted 09 September 2005 07:40

Have you tried your local Cushman dealer? Also, I think the cabs for those are an after market item added on by such companies as Curtis Cabs. If they are an add on, try looking for the Curtis, or someone elses label, on the inside of the cab.

My instincts tell me “No”. But I could be really off base.

Good Luck and be careful, those three wheelers can be dangerous……………

troutmountain – posted 10 September 2005 11:32

The unit I purchased was an old meter maid. Do they flip easily? Do you have any experience with the street legal versions of them?

quote:Originally posted by cohiba:Have you tried your local Cushman dealer? Also, I think the cabs for those are an after market item added on by such companies as Curtis Cabs. If they are an add on, try looking for the Curtis, or someone elses label, on the inside of the cab.

My instincts tell me “No”. But I could be really off base.

Good Luck and be careful, those three wheelers can be dangerous……………

cohiba – posted 10 September 2005 14:02

Check with your local police to make sure they are street legal for you too. Other than that I have no experience with them.

Let us know how you make out. They can be real gas savers and maybe worth a look at the local auctions.

Good Luck………………..

Turfmiester – posted 10 September 2005 21:25

As long as the (knees) are still in place, they are on the bottom corners of the front end, it is as safe as a four wheeled vehicle. Just ride with common sense. I own 2 (3) wheeled chusman. If you need part numbers I have a parts catalog for (3) and (4) wheeled cushmans (

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