chris craft aquahome HIN location

Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by jamesbeasley, Jul 28, 2009.

  1. jamesbeasley
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    jamesbeasley New Member

    I'm brand new at this so patience please. am rehabilitating an approximately
    1980 chris craft aqua home houseboat. nearly finished. now begining the
    paperchase and need to locate the hull identification number. nave not
    been able to locate. so my first question is where does the HIN customarily
    reside on a vessel of this description?
     
  2. marshmat
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    marshmat Senior Member

    Hi James, welcome aboard :)

    The HIN is customarily printed on the upper starboard corner of the transom. Sometimes it's an engraved plate, sometimes it's just moulded right into the gelcoat.

    If the exterior HIN has been covered or painted over somehow, it's worth poking around the interior of the boat at that same location; sometimes an extra copy of the HIN plaque is hidden in the lazarette, affixed to some structural member.
     
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