No it wasn't.

yes
it
was

RB

Your boat is NOT documented. You said so yourself.

Again, see my offer for the wager.

RB

The boat was never documeted - period. A name change is a separate
application.

Really? Would you care ot place a wager on that?
Let's see what kind of "man" Billy really is..
I'll wager 1000.00 in US funds that the boat was documented and I can prove it.

RB

You have no documentation.

There is previous documentation. And by next week the new documentation will be
in my hands. The #, as you should know, is retained.

RB

Documentation is of possible slight benefit to the seller, but never
any benefit to the buyer whatsoever. Ask around.

It was to me.
1) I paid nothing to make the changeover
2) The number plaque was already installed properly

Had I started from scratch I would have probably had to pay and buy the wood
plaque!

RB

When you swim,
do you have water wings, or are you a big boy now?

I could swim circles around you in speed and distance with ease.

RB

If you paid nothing than you won't get it. The fee for re-instating a lapsed
documentation is $84. You have a 30 day grace - after that you pay the fee. (I was 34
days late once!) The fee for "exchanging" the documentation is also $84, payable by the
buyer. There are also fees for name changing, and dealing with any mortgages or liens,
etc, but if this is all done at the same time and no banks are involved, the total charge
may be simply the $84. There is no way to do it for free.

http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-m/vdoc/fees2.htm

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Documentation is of possible slight benefit to the seller, but never
any benefit to the buyer whatsoever. Ask around.

It was to me.
1) I paid nothing to make the changeover
2) The number plaque was already installed properly

Had I started from scratch I would have probably had to pay and buy the wood
plaque!

RB