If it doesn't have an id then u cant ride the boat i think
Be careful not to remove or destroy this number
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Be careful not to remove or destroy this number
Any Police Officer can take the Hull ID Number (HIN) and run it through the NCIC database which only takes a couple of seconds. If there is no Hull ID I would be cautious. Hull ID is located on the rear-right side towards the bottom. That is where mine are located.
The hull ID number on a boat is locatedin the upper right hand corner of the transom. It will be stamped on an affixed plate, or scribed into the hull itself.
the number is usually at the rear of the water craft on a plackerd or melted into the bumper or hull.
The last two digits in the hull ID number are usually the year of manufacture. The ID number is usually stamped into the starboard side of the transom, near the top.
Looking at the back of the vessel, on the starboard side, upper corner of the transom, you should find the hull ID number. The number will either be scribed into the gelcoat, or stamped into a plate affixed to the transom. Generally, the last two digits in the hull ID will be the year model of the vessel.
This is a Bayliner, built in 1989, most likely a smaller bow rider/runabout.
locating your boat if it is stolen
The above listed hull ID would be a 1996 year model.