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cactus jack posted 03-28-2008 11:19 AM ET (US)
looking for whaler title for 15 footer
Tohsgib posted 03-28-2008 11:26 AM ET (US)
What year? What state? Reason being in NJ there were boat titles until mid-late 80's so you do not need one. If you have the registration and a handwritten bill of sale you can get a title. I just went through it last year.
Tohsgib posted 03-28-2008 11:27 AM ET (US)
I meant there were no titles until like 1986 or so.
pglein posted 03-28-2008 07:24 PM ET (US)
Rather than fraudulently using the title from another boat, why not just file for a lost title on the boat you have? You should be able to get one if you can get a notarized bill of sale and affidavitt in lieu of title from the seller. If you can't get that from the seller, your boat is most likely stolen.
beer and fish posted 03-29-2008 10:49 PM ET (US)
Not always, if there are no visible numbers that dosen't mean anything. I would rather it not be cut into 20 pieces and thrown in the dumpster because the boat has no title. Can't this hull be saved? Isn't there someone who has a basketcase 15 for sale w/ a title? The thieves are stealing boats that bring more money than a 15 whaler that is over 20 years old. Don't overintensify the value of an old 15. Wake up!
Tom W Clark posted 03-30-2008 12:16 PM ET (US)
Why try to commit fraud on your state's government when you can just apply for a new title legitimately?
Tohsgib posted 03-31-2008 11:52 AM ET (US)
Again it might have NEVER had a title.
DaveS posted 03-31-2008 01:58 PM ET (US)
When I purchased my Newport about 5 or so years ago, they had some issues with the title I had that was given to me by the seller...I ended up writing to Whaler, giving them the VIN and stencil number and they were more than happy to send out a letter or origin for the boat, which included the date of manufacture, what model it was and to whom it was delivered...the state of NJ didn't have any issues with that...

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Author	Topic: whaler title
cactus jack	posted 03-28-2008 11:19 AM ET (US) looking for whaler title for 15 footer
Tohsgib	posted 03-28-2008 11:26 AM ET (US) What year? What state? Reason being in NJ there were boat titles until mid-late 80's so you do not need one. If you have the registration and a handwritten bill of sale you can get a title. I just went through it last year.
Tohsgib	posted 03-28-2008 11:27 AM ET (US) I meant there were no titles until like 1986 or so.
pglein	posted 03-28-2008 07:24 PM ET (US) Rather than fraudulently using the title from another boat, why not just file for a lost title on the boat you have? You should be able to get one if you can get a notarized bill of sale and affidavitt in lieu of title from the seller. If you can't get that from the seller, your boat is most likely stolen.
beer and fish	posted 03-29-2008 10:49 PM ET (US) Not always, if there are no visible numbers that dosen't mean anything. I would rather it not be cut into 20 pieces and thrown in the dumpster because the boat has no title. Can't this hull be saved? Isn't there someone who has a basketcase 15 for sale w/ a title? The thieves are stealing boats that bring more money than a 15 whaler that is over 20 years old. Don't overintensify the value of an old 15. Wake up!
Tom W Clark	posted 03-30-2008 12:16 PM ET (US) Why try to commit fraud on your state's government when you can just apply for a new title legitimately?
Tohsgib	posted 03-31-2008 11:52 AM ET (US) Again it might have NEVER had a title.
DaveS	posted 03-31-2008 01:58 PM ET (US) When I purchased my Newport about 5 or so years ago, they had some issues with the title I had that was given to me by the seller...I ended up writing to Whaler, giving them the VIN and stencil number and they were more than happy to send out a letter or origin for the boat, which included the date of manufacture, what model it was and to whom it was delivered...the state of NJ didn't have any issues with that...