1962 daytona

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  1. daytripper 6
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    daytripper 6 New Member

    need some help with some research. have a 1962 daytona 45. cant find any hull ID# oldest surveys left on the boat where from 1985. at the time the name was 'MYSTERY' prior to that she was called LADY GATOR . any body got any information on the vessel it would be seriously appreciated thank you daytripper 6
     
    daytripper 6, Dec 9, 2007
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  2. alanc8700
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    Hi,
    My name is Alan Cody and I have the 1962 Daytona 45 That was custom built for "Steven Briggs of Briggs and Stration Engines"
    The ID# on mine is carved inside the rear center hatch of the cockpit on the
    starboard side
     
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  3. Ike
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    Ike Senior Member

    a 1962 boat did not have a Hull identification Number. They were not required until 1972. Some manufacturers put serial numbers on their boats, but they were not an HIN. You might want to post this on Fiberglassics. They are the major website for classic fiberglass boats. http://www.fiberglassics.com/glassic-forums
     
    Ike, Mar 9, 2012
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