Flagmaster was created by Keith Huber in the 60s after the T-Birdie Golf Cart Manufacturing plant in Glava, IL closed. He purchased the parts left and started building them under his Flagmaster name which he had created when he built spring loaded flag holders for the old tractors when they didnt have lights. He began designing a 4-wheel electric golf cart in the early 70s and was the first to come up with a smooth accelerating electric cart which later caused the company to fall mostly due to the failure of several bad electronic controllers from the supplier that caused run-away or fire. Keith Huber became very successful competing with E-Z-GO and Club Car at the time. He opened another manufacturing site in Springfield, IL and invented the Expeditor which was an electric driven chair-style unit for factories. Gold was the typical color of most carts he built. Keith died in 2008. It sure is cool to see that old cart in that good of shape as there are very few left. I probably rode that cart as a child. The FM logo in your other picture was designed by my Mom and was later updated to a more squared off version when he started building in Springfield. A long while after the company fell, one of Keiths Mechanics nicknamed "Pancake" kept going with repair and parts up to about 1980. Since then, I don't know of any source for parts. However, he used standard Kohler engines which are easy to find and or replace. The old Flagmaster manufacturing plant is on route 34, about 3mi west of Galva. Its a group of buildings behind the old farm house on the south side of the Hwy. Note the gold four wheel cart in the upper group, middle right. This is a four wheel FM Flagmaster circa 1977.