Abstract: A golf cart enclosure for removable installation about a golf cart or similar vehicle to protect the occupants thereof from precipitation such as rainfall. The enclosure comprises a front, rear and/or side panels suspended about the periphery of the roof structure of the golf cart. One or more panel pockets are positioned about the periphery of the roof structure immediately above one or more of the panel(s) such that they be rolled-up into a bight and inserted into their respective panel pocket for storage.

Abstract: A garage floor pan for golf carts to collect battery acid that drips from the golf cart during filling or charging of the batteries thereof. The golf cart pan comprises a generally rectangular configuration having a peripheral ridge that serves to prevent any battery acid dripping from the golf cart onto the pan from flowing off the pan onto the garage floor. The golf cart pan comprises two rows of raised tracks, spaced apart by a distance approximately equal to the conventional wheel span of a golf cart. The raised tracks serve to elevate the tires of the golf cart by slightly raising the tires of the golf cart above the floor of the pan. In this manner, accumulated battery acid within the pan is precluded from contacting the tires of the golf cart and be “tracked” onto the garage floor as the golf cart is driven off the pan.