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Over the years, Evolution Electric Vehicles has carved a distinct reputation in the market. Our blend of design excellence, unmatched quality, and sheer passion sets us apart from conventional golf carts. Symbolizing a transformative approach in the industry, we promise a tailored experience. With captivating body designs and versatile upgrade choices, Evolution stands unparalleled, redefining industry standards.

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You dream it, we build it. Stop by our showroom today and let us help you design your own dream cart. We'll go over all of the options available to you, from the body style all the way down to the valve stem covers - we will create it exactly how you want it!

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Need your existing cart serviced? Here at Bayside Custom Carts we care about the reliability and performance of your golf cart and your safety is our number one priority. Our technicians perform a bumper-to-bumper inspection to check for any hidden problems, maintenance issues and assurance that your cart performs safely. As always here at Bayside Custom Carts, we offer pickup and delivery options to fit your needs and budget. 

Interesting Facts about Apollo Beach, FL

The history of Apollo Beach started in 1923 on land owned by the Dickman family, then used annually for farming and grazing pasture. Much of the land was mangrove and low-elevation and was considered uninhabitable.

In the 1930s, Paul Dickman conceived the idea of a waterfront community. He felt the location was ideally located equidistant between Tampa and Bradenton along U.S. Route 41.

The Dickman's secured the services of Radar Engineering of Miami to design a subdivision including roads, canals, schools, recreation areas, and community services.

In the early 1950s, Dickman negotiated the sale of the land to three men from New York: Turner, Dean and Clark. They named the land "Tampa Beach", believing the association with Tampa would attract interested persons more readily than a name which did not properly locate the area geographically.

Construction began on the Flamingo Canal near U.S. 41 and proceeded toward Fairway Boulevard. It was their intention to extend the canal to Tampa Bay so as to achieve access to open water. The task became too large for the amount of capital they had invested and for the abilities of the persons involved, and in 1956 they notified Dickman they could not go through with the project.

In 1957, Francis Corr, a retired businessman from Michigan, purchased the land. Corr renamed the area "La Vida Beach". Legend has it that in 1958 Corr's wife Dorothy suggested a new name, "Apollo Beach", for the area's greatest benefit — sunshine. Mr. Corr started construction of 50 homes in the area between U.S. 41 and Golf & Sea Boulevard.

Today Apollo Beach is a thriving waterfront community with year-round boating, fishing, and other water activities. The estimated 55 miles (89 km) of canals lead to Tampa Bay.

Source: Wikipedia