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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
The V-boat project I don't have a clue about
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<blockquote data-quote="Fire1386" data-source="post: 431311" data-attributes="member: 20197"><p>I can only tell you how it is here in Ohio, maybe different for your state. Check the boat for a HIN tag, I have usually found them on the transom area some where. That HIN number will allow the DMV to locate the old title. If it does not have an HIN number, then in Ohio, the DNR (division of natural resources) will have to inspect the boat and then issue what you need to go get a title from the DMV. Now in Ohio this is for boats 14 feet or longer. Under 14 feet I believe can have a bill of sale...no title. I had an old v bottom that was actually 13' 6" and I had it for years and only had a registration paper for get new license every 3 years. I went to sell the boat 2 years ago and found this out. The registration had it listed as a 14 foot boat so I had to have the DNR actually measure it and confirm it was 13' 6" so the registration could be corrected. The DNR officer stated it was usual for manufacturers to round up the measurement to the nearest foot. I was lucky and an officer lived fairly close to me and instead of driving 45 miles to nearest office, he stopped one day after his day was over and did the measuring and then mailed me the documents...<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fire1386, post: 431311, member: 20197"] I can only tell you how it is here in Ohio, maybe different for your state. Check the boat for a HIN tag, I have usually found them on the transom area some where. That HIN number will allow the DMV to locate the old title. If it does not have an HIN number, then in Ohio, the DNR (division of natural resources) will have to inspect the boat and then issue what you need to go get a title from the DMV. Now in Ohio this is for boats 14 feet or longer. Under 14 feet I believe can have a bill of sale...no title. I had an old v bottom that was actually 13' 6" and I had it for years and only had a registration paper for get new license every 3 years. I went to sell the boat 2 years ago and found this out. The registration had it listed as a 14 foot boat so I had to have the DNR actually measure it and confirm it was 13' 6" so the registration could be corrected. The DNR officer stated it was usual for manufacturers to round up the measurement to the nearest foot. I was lucky and an officer lived fairly close to me and instead of driving 45 miles to nearest office, he stopped one day after his day was over and did the measuring and then mailed me the documents...:) [/QUOTE]
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