Southshore gave you incorrect information. ALL vessels manufactured
after November 1, 1972 had HIN numbers in the required location on the
starboard transom. Even rowboats. C&C would have been out of their minds
not to comply, as a boat with no HIN could never leave Canada, and I
doubt it could be registered IN Canada. How would they identify it?
Chances are excellent that your boat has at least one more copy of the
HIN hidden in the cabin somewhere. Has the boat ever been registered
since it was new? Old paperwork would have the HIN. I know it could
never be registered in the U.S. without a HIN, and I would think the
same true in Canada.
Bill Bina
On 7/23/2013 11:09 AM, Alex Giannelia wrote:
I have, as you know 1974 CC35 which due to a transom repair has no HIN stamped
and showing. Now I recall seeing one in Whitby Ontario which had one, and I
just got an email from South Shore Yachts stating these models never had one,
so unsure of where I stand, I want to re-construct this if possible.
My build year was 1974, the location was presumably Niagara on the Lake and the
hull no was 282. Is there someone lurking on the list whose hull no. is close
and what was the month yours was built?
ALEX GIANNELIA
CC 35-II (1974) WILL BE RENAMED
ON THE HARD SINCE NOV. 2006
Toronto Ontario
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