BBSB need some history help from the forum experts

Frank santore

Frank santore

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I found this tag on a recently acquired BBSB style boat out of eastern shore virginia. Owner said it was from NJ originally. The tag reads Manasquan PK. NJ serial # 42. 1971
Not sure it is an Access permit for that area or a registration tag aka permit. I just want to find a hull id so I can mount the motor legally in Delaware. Any info appreciated
 
Frank santore said:
I found this tag on a recently acquired BBSB style boat out of eastern shore virginia. Owner said it was from NJ originally. The tag reads Manasquan PK. NJ serial # 42. 1971
Not sure it is an Access permit for that area or a registration tag aka permit. I just want to find a hull theid so I can mount the motor legally in Delaware. Any info appreciated
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If you send a few pictures of the boat i can tell you the builder and if there is a serial number for the boat
 
Yep, please post photos! I am pretty sure one of the guys from the mid-Atlantic or Northeast can help you out!
Question: Why do you need the hull ID to mount the motor?
I assume this is because you need a VIN to register it?
If no original VIN on the hull, could you "create your own VIN" and register it as homemade?
 
Delaware requires receipts and a notarized statement to consider a boat homemade.

Homemade boats must be registered at the Dover Office (initial registration only). Copies of invoices for materials, builder’s notarized statement with description and a picture of the vessel, and witness notarized statement regarding builder and description of vessel must be provided.

Boating Registration - DNREC

Delaware law requires the registration of all motorboats, including those powered by electric motors, if Delaware is its state of principal use. Find boat registration information on this page.
dnrec.delaware.gov dnrec.delaware.gov

Rick Lathrop
 
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