Hello,
I had a question and hoped you all could help. Just did a search here on the Board but nothing came back. I just boat a 1987 26' daycruiser. It's sitting on a Competitive trailer. The prior owner lives in Havasu and I'm in CA. I have the title to the trailer and wanting to transfer it to CA. Went to AAA last weekend to register it and they said the require TWO vin #'s in order to do any boat trailer registrations. The trailer has the obvious VIN plate with all the information along the left rail towards the front of the boat. But we could never find a second VIN anywhere. I crawled all around and under it with a flashlight, but couldn't find anything.
The question is whether you guys know if that vintage of Competitive trailer even had two VIN's on it? I tried calling the company in Bellflower but their out of business. If AAA can't confirm two VIN's on the trailer, then I have to go to DMV. Ugh. Trying to avoid that like the plague!
Thanks so much.
I had a question and hoped you all could help. Just did a search here on the Board but nothing came back. I just boat a 1987 26' daycruiser. It's sitting on a Competitive trailer. The prior owner lives in Havasu and I'm in CA. I have the title to the trailer and wanting to transfer it to CA. Went to AAA last weekend to register it and they said the require TWO vin #'s in order to do any boat trailer registrations. The trailer has the obvious VIN plate with all the information along the left rail towards the front of the boat. But we could never find a second VIN anywhere. I crawled all around and under it with a flashlight, but couldn't find anything.
The question is whether you guys know if that vintage of Competitive trailer even had two VIN's on it? I tried calling the company in Bellflower but their out of business. If AAA can't confirm two VIN's on the trailer, then I have to go to DMV. Ugh. Trying to avoid that like the plague!
Thanks so much.