"Steve Daniels, Seek of Spam" wrote in message
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On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 04:26:01 GMT, something compelled "Fred"
, to say:


"Wayne.B" wrote

There is nothing open to the public that I'm aware of. Anyone in law
enforcement can look it up however if they have sufficient reason.

Just on an outside chance... do you think any of these would be
considered a
good reason?

- Wonder how much he paid for it.
- Wonder if I can borrow it.
- Hey, I'd like to get that babe's phone number.

#3

Yeah, that's what I thought. B^)

Buy the local Marine Warden a box of donuts
and a jug of coffee and meet at the dock when he
drops his rig in some morning?


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"Fred" wrote in message
...
Anyone know of a way to learn the owner of a boat online using the hull
registration number?

Many thanks!

Your pal,
Fred

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 04:26:01 GMT, "Fred"
wrote:


"Wayne.B" wrote

There is nothing open to the public that I'm aware of. Anyone in law
enforcement can look it up however if they have sufficient reason.

Just on an outside chance... do you think any of these would be considered a
good reason?

- Wonder how much he paid for it.
- Wonder if I can borrow it.
- Hey, I'd like to get that babe's phone number.



I'm interested in this as well for a more nostalgic reason. I'd like
to find out if any of my father's old boats are still around. Assuming
that they haven't moved into another state, the registration number
should still be the same.

There is nothing that I've been able to find on the internet. But you
could try contacting the agency responsible for handling boat
registrations and see if they can help.

Dave

If the vessel is federally registered in Canada you can use:

http://www.tc.gc.ca/ShipRegistry/menu.asp?lang=e

I think the IMO has something similar (for all nationally registered
ships in IMO member countries), but I lost the URL and haven't been
able to track the page down again.

--lyndon

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
news
On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 04:26:01 GMT, "Fred"
wrote:


"Wayne.B" wrote

There is nothing open to the public that I'm aware of. Anyone in law
enforcement can look it up however if they have sufficient reason.

Just on an outside chance... do you think any of these would be
considered a
good reason?

- Wonder how much he paid for it.
- Wonder if I can borrow it.
- Hey, I'd like to get that babe's phone number.



I'm interested in this as well for a more nostalgic reason. I'd like
to find out if any of my father's old boats are still around. Assuming
that they haven't moved into another state, the registration number
should still be the same.

There is nothing that I've been able to find on the internet. But you
could try contacting the agency responsible for handling boat
registrations and see if they can help.

Dave

Thanks. Would that be the Dept of Motor Vehicles in each state?

"Mudfish(Co30)" wrote in message
...
Buy the local Marine Warden a box of donuts
and a jug of coffee and meet at the dock when he
drops his rig in some morning?

I like that idea!! Plus, thanks for this one ....

"Lyndon Nerenberg" wrote in message
...
If the vessel is federally registered in Canada you can use:

http://www.tc.gc.ca/ShipRegistry/menu.asp?lang=e

I think the IMO has something similar (for all nationally registered
ships in IMO member countries), but I lost the URL and haven't been
able to track the page down again.

--lyndon

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 16:59:09 GMT, "Fred"
wrote:

Anyone know of a way to learn the owner of a boat online using the hull
registration number?

Many thanks!

Your pal,
Fred



Try knowx.com. Click Assests / Watercraft
$1.50 to search, $7 for the detailed record


"Identify Boat Ownership. Search Watercraft Ownership records to
determine the existence of boats or watercraft assets that are
registered by individuals or businesses with various state agencies.
Use Watercraft Ownership search to locate, verify, and identify the
type of privately owned watercraft required to register with the state
and act in accordance with the state law. "

On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 21:36:21 -0400, something compelled steamfish
, to say:

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 16:59:09 GMT, "Fred"
wrote:

Anyone know of a way to learn the owner of a boat online using the hull
registration number?

Many thanks!

Your pal,
Fred



Try knowx.com. Click Assests / Watercraft
$1.50 to search, $7 for the detailed record

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