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If nothing else he may have to register it as a homemade trailer, that's
if they're not getting so sticky as to require receipts for all the building materials. The VIN tag SHOULD be quite visible if it's still on the trailer. Dave Cannell -- In article , Debra wrote: I recently sold a 17' sailboat with a Highlander trailer to someone who lives in PA and will use it a lot more than me. However, he's now calling and asking if I know the location of the VIN # plate on the trailer. Seems the official in PA from whom he has to get the title transfer wants a tracing (rubbing?) of the acutal VIN # plate, not just the previous title. Now this trailer was originally titled in NH (have a copy of the title with VIN #), then I bought it and titled it in VA (have copy of title with VIN #) no problem, but it seems the PA official won't accept the two previous titles as authority for the VIN #. The new owner is talking of junking a perfectly good trailer (with brand new tires) because he's been unable to locate the VIN # plate. Does anyone know where he might find the plate? |
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