Question.......

[Meely]

Question:

 

I am in the midst of selling a boat.

On the back of the original Licensing (Registration) Form ( from the dealership ).....it mentions the Vendor must notify the customs house of the change in ownership. Does this still hold true (is it the vendors duty or the purchaser's) or have things changed since I bought the boat 8 years ago?

 

Secondly, where would I find the motor's serial numbers. Im thinking, if I pop the cowling off, the numbers should be on the top end of the motor there somewheres...no?

 

Thanks for your help,

 

Meely

Edited June 5, 2008 by Meely

[workwear]

a little more info would be nice...are you selling it in the states to a canadain??

[Meely]

I am Canadian selling the boat to another Canadian in Toronto.

 

Thanks,

 

Meely

[SlowPoke]

The serial number on my Mariner is visable on the right side of the transom bracket when looking at the rear of the boat wih the motor up.

[JFR]

Question:

 

I am in the midst of selling a boat.

On the back of the original Licensing (Registration) Form ( from the dealership ).....it mentions the Vendor must notify the customs house of the change in ownership. Does this still hold true (is it the vendors duty or the purchaser's) or have things changed since I bought the boat 8 years ago?

 

 

Thanks for your help,

 

Meely

 

Meely

There has been a few changes, you sign the back of the form, fill in the purchasers name etc, then the purchaser takes the registration form to a Service Canada office and transfer the boat into his name. It is also manditory that you have a copy of the registration in the boat.

 

Can't help with the serial number.

 

John

[Zamboni]

Which engine-serial numbers are placed in numerous locations.

 

Usually on a small square metal plate rivetted on or round thin metal that looks like a freeze plug. Lower end or outdrive could have serial number plate also, even larger jet pumps have serial number plates.