boat registration

Discussion in 'Boatbuilding' started by thiscrash, Jan 21, 2008.

  1. thiscrash
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    thiscrash New Member

    Hi guys I'm new to this forum and new to boat building... I was just wondering how you go about getting a home made boat registered or approved. Does the boat like need to pass some sort of test or something?
    Sorry for the beginner question... thanks heaps if anyone can help.
     
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  2. grady
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    grady Novice

    homemade

    Hi, and welcome, one of the members here has a very useful website.

    http;//www.newboatbuilders.com

    His user name is IKE


    Hope this helps

    good luck


    Grady
     
  3. thiscrash
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    thiscrash New Member

    oh that sites great thats so much!!
     
  4. grady
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    grady Novice

    Great, I'm glad it helped, Ike really knows his stuff.
     
  5. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    thiscrash,
    I think a visit to the Australian volunteer coastguard or rescue service near your town should be able to point you in the right direction for Australia, else the local Harbours & Marine office....

    To travel overseas to another country it is imperative that you register your boat as an "Australian Ship" for a modest fee - a federal thing I think. Got the paperwork somewhere, but could not find it over the previous couple of days - sorry.
     
  6. Ike
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  7. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    Thanks Ike, Although "invading" this thread, your website is appreciated and helped me to upgrady my knowledge. :D "brownie points appropriately delivered. Thanks again.
     
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