Looking for the previous owner of the 1992 24' Baja outlaw with the 509 blower motor that I bought from Lake cumberland Marine. Need to talk to you. Not looking to make you lieable for any thing just trying to get titles for boat and trailer. Please Help anyone. It was supposed of come from PA and the previous owner traded this boat and an older outerlimits for a newer outerlimits. You can repond to this post our send a PM. Thanks alot in advanced.

Maybe it was USCG documented and doesn't have a title????

You can possibly search that option here http://www.st.nmfs.noaa.gov/st1/CoastGuard/index.html

Otherwise, you will have to do a state by state HIN search.

I have no name or numbers what so ever on the boat to do a search . I have a have a bill of sale. I am aware of documentation but alot of people do not so It will be hard to sell.

Why didn't LCM have it already?

The boat is to small to be USCG documented.

That sucks, sorry to hear. Do a search in the Baja forum, I remember them talking about that boat some time ago.

Try starting a thread at www.teambajamarine.com

was it a procharged motor?

was it all white or did it have gel graphix with sm gen 3headers maybe purple with a fg swim plateform out of PA if so I might have a info saved on it. it was a 92 or 94

Solid white no graphix. No pro charger it has a 6-71 blower shop. Purple steering wheel red swim plate form. Bravo 1 with Imco lower. Drew marine steering stabilizers. Was told at time of sale that title would be mailed. 3 months later after several emails and calls was told there was something wrong with title and previous owner was waiting on PA to send him a new title. So they sold me a boat knowing they didnt have a title. Sounds criminal to me.

If this search for the title is futile, I would make LCM take the boat back full refund or call the law enforcement/sheriff in that county. As a company and in some states they could face criminal liability. I know a dealer in VA that tried to pull a fast one and the Dept of game and fishieries sent a detective to his home, very brief discussion, either make it right or face FELONY charges and let the judge figure it out. Legally if you don't have a title you don't own anything, they obtained money under false pretenses. Needless to say the boat owner got a refund in full written out of the dealerships owners personal checkbook next day

I know the dealer and the boat owner, this is how it went down, their stories matched.