All boats have a hidden serial #,federal law.maybe TAG could help.

I read the post to mean he didn't know the hull number, not that it didn't have one......?

If the hull number is gone I'd walk until a valid reason for removing it was explained (cause I know of no reason to remove it). Hell, your insurance/finance co is gonna balk at covering a VIN-less item!!!

I'm sorry there are no registration numbers.. the hull id will be on the boat.

Well,that's different,sorry I took it the wrong way

No it's how I worded it.. Sorry no worries. Just want to find a nice formula in good condition.. I was thinking about an older SR1 88 or 89. there are a few of them available in ontario but obviously would rather own the 38.. maybe just take the 12 hour drive down there and 12 hour drive back.. make a weekend out of it..

at this point I am unsure. and still have 65k into a 96 24foot oulaw that I have to try and recoup some money out of ..

Anyone want a new 96 outlaw? lol

why not fly down ....look .....fly back same day ...flights are pretty cheap right now ..... A buddy and myself flew from Jax to Minneappolis ...rented a car and drove an hour south ..looked at a 312 ...made the deal ....drove back to Minneappolis ..flew back to jax ...in bed by midnight !!! :drink:

Ive checked the flights from Toronto 1100.00 plus.. but if I was to fly out of Buffalo only 300 bucks.. I would most likely fly out if I can convince the other half that she would love the boat... Women I tell ya..

Have her talk to my wife. Pam was not happy when I brought home the 311. Then she got to go for a ride. Now she keeps saying "I love this boat". Personally I think she loves it because she got a fire place added into the deal so maybe you need to do a little bartering. :D When all else fails it is easier to ask for forgivenes then get permision!